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Smallest House in Britain in Wales
Lower Gate Street, Conwy, Conwy County, Wales
Nearby Places to Visit
  • Conwy Quay
  • The Gallery is located in the centre of Conwy just off the High Street behind Plas Mawr
    Royal Cambrian Academy
  • Possibly the best preserved Elizabethan townhouse in Great Britain
    Plas Mawr
  • St Mary and All Saints Church is the parish Church of the town of Conwy
    St Mary's Parish Church Conwy
  • Lancaster Square
  • Built for King Edward I between 1283-87, Master James of St George's design at Conwy remains one of the most outstanding achievements of medieval military architecture
    Conwy Castle
  • Designed and built by Thomas Telford, this elegant suspension bridge was completed in 1826
    Conwy Suspension Bridge
  • A delightful walk from the medieval walled town of Conwy over Mynydd y Dref or Conwy Mountain to Dwygyfylchi and Penmaenmawr beach
    Conwy Mountain Walk
  • Deganwy Marina is located in the centre of the north Wales coastline on the estuary of the Conwy River
    Deganwy Marina
  • Conwy Marina is located at the mouth of the river Conwy in Conwy County, North Wales
    Conwy Marina
  • Approved trekking and riding centre situated amidst beautiful scenery outside the medieval town of Conwy
    Pinewood Riding Stables
  • Conwy Mountain (Welsh: Mynydd y Dref - town mountain) is located on the north Wales coast, to the east of Penmaenmawr and to the west of Conwy
    Conwy Mountain, Mynydd-y-Dref
  • Llanrhos Church is located two miles South of Llandudno and two miles East of Deganwy in a beautiful country setting
    St Hilary's Church
  • 3500 year old Neolithic Burial Chamber in the Conwy Valley
    Hendre Waelod Neolithic Burial Chamber
The smallest house in Great Britain is situated on the Quayside at Conwy, North Wales. The house is only 6ft wide by 8ft deep by 10ft high, approx. 1.8 metres wide by 3.05metres high. Once owned by 6ft fisherman – Robert Jones – the rooms were too small for him to stand up in and there was no room for a toilet within the walls, but that would have been a common occurence in days gone by. This ‘one up – one down’ house has been recognised by the Guinness Book of Records and is one of many popular attractions in the medieval walled town of Conwy. A lady in traditional Welsh costume collects a small fee (under a pound in 2008) before letting you enter the property for the grand tour, but don't forget to mind your head! ....

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