Top 10 smallest houses in the world. A primary school in Turin can only accommodate one student.

As the population grows day by day, the available living space is also decreasing, and many people are choosing to build smaller houses that only require enough space to live comfortably. Below are the 10 smallest houses in the world, let’s get to know them together. 10. North Queensferry Lighthouse, Scotland

This is one of the smallest buildings in the world. It is a lighthouse in Scotland, built in 1817 and only 11 feet high. To reach the top of this lighthouse, from its entry point, all you need to do is 24 easy steps. Once you get upstairs you'll notice it's only big enough for two people so you can imagine how small it is. Although this is actually a fully functional longhouse that can navigate the ship as it sails. 9. Japanese Houses by the River

The Japanese’s skills in micro-innovation are very popular. They also have to overcome some hurdles to own some of the most expensive homes on the planet. Now, however, they are finding new ways to adapt ancient architectural forms. Shed living is a popular trend right now, and it's getting a lot bigger by building tiny homes. One of the tiny homes is a cabin designed by architect Kengo Kuma, which has a footprint no larger than the average British parking space but is still big enough for two adults and a child. The building is more than 2 stories high, with natural lighting, comfort and elegance. 8. Portland's Flatiron Building

Similar in shape to the Flatiron Building in New York City, this version is located in downtown Portland. It was built in 1916 and sits on less than an acre. For a long time, it was considered the smallest commercial building on the West Coast. Even today, it remains a commercial building, although it is protected by the National Register of Historic Places. It gets touch-ups and paint jobs every few years so it looks like brand new. 7. Pier House in Wales

The building area of ??this house is only slightly more than 3 meters * 1.8 meters, and the height is slightly more than 3 meters. It is the smallest house in the UK and is also a famous tourist attraction. Although there is no toilet inside the house, it is still a perfect house that once belonged to a 6-foot-3-inch fisherman named Robert Jones. 6. Library of Prince Edward Island, Canada

Libraries are inseparable from modern civilization and were also very important in ancient times. Since the number of readers is increasing every day, libraries are also trying to expand to create enough space for the increasing number of readers. At the same time, some library stalls have also appeared in areas where there are no traditional libraries. There is such a small library on Prince Edward Island in Canada. Measuring only 11.5 X 11.5 feet long, it holds nearly 1800 books and is managed by a father and his daughter. 5. Canadian Cottage

There are not many houses like this, but this small villa with beautiful octagonal windows has gained a large following since it was put on the market. It is 14.3 meters long, 2.1 meters wide, and has a construction area of ??28.9 square meters. Don't let its size mislead you, as it does come with modern conveniences. It was built in 1912 and has a modern bathroom and kitchen, as well as a separate bedroom with a nice pull-out bed. It even has a nice basement, high ceilings, and parking for 2 cars. 4. Primary school in Turin

You may have heard of a single classroom before, but you may not have heard of a single classroom with only one student. Yes, such a school does exist, Alpet Turin Elementary School, where there is only one student in the classroom, but 15 staff members help her. Isn’t that an astonishing student-teacher ratio? 3. Newby-McMahon Building in Texas

Wichita Falls is famous for being the smallest skyscraper in the world, built in 1919. Real estate developer J.D. McMahon convinced investors to invest $200,000 so he could build them a skyscraper. Ultimately the building was left unfinished, and the end result was not a majestic 480-foot-tall building, but a 480-in. By the time this was discovered, McMahon had disappeared. Later, when corruption charges were brought against him, he was acquitted, as were the investors who had failed to properly check the plan. 2. Ochopee Post Office in Florida

Most of us go to the post office frequently. It is usually two to three times larger than our house, sometimes even larger. However, the Ochopee Post Office is different. The original post office and general store were destroyed in a fire in 1953, and a pipe shed from a local tomato farm was taken over and the post office was built. Even today, it is still fully operational, serving this small town of only 11 people. 1. Garp's house in London

Garp's house in London is located in the fashionable Beth Reserve. It is located in the gap between the two buildings, only 23.3 meters apart. It is a perfect example of sustainable architecture in an urban environment. The 185-square-meter building was designed by architect Piet Manzer and incorporates environmentally friendly technologies such as maximum insulation, rainwater harvesting and passive solar gain. This results in an energy bill that is 30% lower than other houses in such a built space.

The house, although the smallest, has 4 bedrooms, a central staircase, a rear patio and looks perfect.