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slender home in Central London's Kensington neighborhood is on the market for $1.62 million. Measuring just 7 feet wide, this pale green residence is considered one of the city's skinniest homes, second only to two others that are a foot narrower.

    Despite its compact size, the three-story home manages to squeeze in two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Its Arts and Crafts-style charm makes up for what it lacks in width, with features like a dragon-headed drain pipe and a rare outdoor terrace.

    The kitchen boasts stained glass doors and parquet floors, while the dining area has high ceilings that give it a "Tardis-like feel." The first bedroom is located on the ground floor, followed by a cozy drawing room with exposed floorboards and a decorative fireplace. A narrow staircase leads to the third-floor bedroom, which barely fits another double bed and an en-suite bathroom.

    The home's private terrace is a welcome respite from its compact interior, offering space for an outdoor bench, table, and chairs. While $1.62 million may seem steep, neighboring homes on Peel Street have averaged almost $3 million in recent years, according to Rightmove.