World’s Smallest House Goes on Sale

It’s extremely tiny and anyone would be excused if they blinked when driving past it and missed it. The Little House from Toronto, Canada, is the world’s smallest house and anyone interested in owning it and willing to spare £110,000 can own it now, for it has just recently gone on sale, the Daily Mail informs.

The Little House doesn’t seem like much from the outside, crammed as it is in between two fully “grown” houses. Not only because it holds the official title of the world’s smallest house, but also because it is extremely comfortable and accommodating on the inside, the property has become somewhat of a cult attraction. Though one could hardly guess it, it comes with three bedrooms, one bathroom, a storage room and even a small garden in the back.

And it can all be yours for £110,000. “The 312-square foot Little House’ of Toronto, Canada, has developed a cult following and even has its own website. Back on the property market for £110,000, the comfortable home surprisingly comes with three rooms, including a normal sized bathtub. With a front drive that parks two family sized cars – even though the house itself is barely big enough to swing a cat round – it still comes with all amenities. Sitting on Day Ave in Toronto’s Little Italy, the home has been viewed almost 40 times since it went on the market,” the Mail writes of the property.

“It is described in the estate agents guide as a ‘unique home in good condition overall and has been well maintained.’ ‘The interior of the house seems much more expansive than the small exterior,’ said real estate agent Antonio Nardi. ‘It has a full bathroom, a kitchen and a decent sized bedroom with a fold up bed that gives more room when up. This is a great and historic purchase.” Built in 1912, the Little Home has become a celebrity in its own right over the past 98 years,” the report goes on to say.

Photos of the house, which you can see here, reveal that, indeed, even if it’s small, it is in extremely good condition. Ellen DeGeneres reportedly said once that she was so impressed with the diminutive construction that she hoped she would be able to purchase it one day.