What is recorded here
reported as the smallest house of London by tourist media
The Smallest House of London is a historic structure in the City of London, traditionally reported to have been used as a residence or workshop for a watchmaker or jeweller. It is notable for its exceptionally small size, measuring just 1.9 by 2.7 metres, and has become a curiosity for tourists and a symbol of the city's medieval architecture and urban density.
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