If we ever needed proof that luxury homes come in all shapes and sizes, one London abode is here to make an open-and-shut case.
Touted as “the thinnest house in England,” a jarringly svelte structure in the colorful neighborhood of Shepherd’s Bush just hit the market for $1.3 million (£950,000). Featuring a striking, royal blue façade, the townhouse, which sits on Goldhawk Road, spans just six feet in width, meaning most folks could lie down and stretch out to easily touch the two opposing walls.
At first blush, this may seem like a residence fit solely for Slender Man, but it’s actually livable—and downright plush—thanks to its savvy multi-level design. The property, which was originally a hat shop before it was converted by fashion photographer Juergen Teller, comprises five stories and stretches a ways back from the street. This means while you won’t be…
