The Thinnest House In London Will Make Your Jaw Drop

This video is about the thinnest house in London, which will make your jaw drop! According to My London, London's thinnest home has been on the market for £800k for over two months and no one wants it. The flat is situated in one of London's most affluent neighbourhoods with good transport links to the rest of the city. Standing in a quiet square sandwiched between South Kensington tube station and the Victoria & Albert Museum, No. 5 Thurloe Square is an architectural anomaly nicknamed "The Thin House" and is thought to be one of the narrowest homes in the capital. Thurloe Square was built in 1840-1846 on land belonging to the Alexander Estate. The square was named after the Thurloe Family- from which brothers John and James Alexander inherited the land following the death of their great-grandmother Anna Maria Harris' son from from her second marriage.
Watch this video to learn more about this intriguing feature of South Kensington.
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Filming: Faith Dodger
Editing: Faith Dodger
Music: Artlist

[@ruramainicolareppoh7630]

I like the colour of the bricks of the house. Wow the inside sure has an unexpected large area. I was not expecting it to look that big.

[@faithdodger]

Thank you so much for watching Ruramai. The interior shocked me too. British architects know how to utilise space.

[@journeyswithj246]

I agree. Well maintained. Beautiful inside and outside.

[@MaybellesDayOff]

nice location and interior . thanks for sharing.

[@faithdodger]

Thank you for watching😊

[@TSM241]

Wow that interior is beautiful.I would purchase it,from your description it's in a great location too.Its structure is quite unique.

[@faithdodger]

The interior is really beautiful. I later found out that it's a two bedroomed appartment. It is spacious and reallly unique😃! The location is fantastic!

[@ropafadzotracey8547]

I would. The interior looks great. First thing I thought of when I saw the house was I wonder what it looks like inside.

[@faithdodger]

The interior looks AMAZING right😃! It is more spacious than it looks from the exterior. I think it's a worthy investment. Probably better for setting up a business than to turn into a home. Storage would be a major challenge.

[@africanmarcel]

The house looks good inside and is in a good neighbourhood. I'd definitely buy it

[@faithdodger]

Wise choice! It's really unique.

[@journeyswithj246]

I would buy it too.

[@journeyswithj246]

Another great and informative video

[@faithdodger]

Thanks hey 😊. I appreciate the support 😊

[@valentinaroldan7764]

great video, faith. i would not purchase this house!!! i couldn't anyway. i am poor and i am from argentina 🇦🇷

[@faithdodger]

Thank you so much for watching Valentina😃! It looks rather small to be worth the price isn't it? Sending greetings to Argentina❤🇦🇷

[@sawyer0815]

I was looking for inside pics

[@faithdodger]

I hope the picture inserts were useful ☺. Thank you for watching.

[@mi6uk]

OUR UNUSUAL NEIGHBOURS AND LOCAL HISTORY IN LONDON - CHELSEA, HAMPSTEAD, HYDE PARK, KENSINGTON, MAIDA VALE, MARYLEBONE, MAYFAIR, PADDINGTON, PRIMROSE HILL, THE CITY & THE WEST END Few people living in posh parts of London like Thurloe Square SW7 really know their neighbours but how would you know your neighbour if he or she worked for MI6? Most who knew Bill Fairclough didn’t have a clue that from the seventies he was a secret agent (MI6 codename JJ) working for various intelligence agencies. What’s more they had no idea he was following in his parents’ footsteps. So if you lived, worked in or visited any of these places you may well have unwittingly encountered Fairclough and his colleagues, been their neighbours or inhabited the flats and houses they lived in. A quick web-search will even disclose some of the addresses where they lived. Mind you, if you live in any of them now, best sweep them for bugs! Some information including in most instances full addresses of where Bill Fairclough et al lived and worked is given in most of Bill Fairclough’s bios on the web such as can be found at everipedia.org/wiki/lang_en/bill-fairclough. If you were as fascinated as we were, you can also read the raw fact based thriller Beyond Enkription, the first stand-alone novel to be released in The Burlington Files series (theburlingtonfiles.org/#/reviews). It’s a memorable and distinctively different noir espionage thriller based on his and his family’s experiences in 1974 and he still seems to be operational as Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings might have noticed (theburlingtonfiles.org/news_2021.07.21.php).

[@faithdodger]

That is interesting history you have there...

[@mi6uk]

@@faithdodger If you are interested in distinctly different espionage to anything you have probably come across before, do follow the links above and if you live or lived in Thurloe Square let's hope it's not No 51 or you'll have to sweep it for bugs! Best wishes

[@faithdodger]

@@mi6uk thank you