Woman opens one of Britain’s smallest shops – housed in former toilet measuring just 6.6sqm
She rents the space – which she described as “snug” – for just £50 a week.
The shop in Horbury, West Yorks., is believed to be one of Britain’s smallest.
Other tiny spaces include The Phone Box in Teignmouth, Devon, which measures 7sqm, and The Little Shop in Hudswell, North Yorks., which measures 9sqm.
Hannah recently quit her teaching role to open her shop.
The mum-of-three hopes to turn a profit with her “magical” stock – which includes jewellery, dreamcatchers, crystals and incense.
She’s previously sold at markets and festivals across the country but last month secured her own selling space.
Hannah, from Wakefield, West Yorks., said: “Funnily enough, the building used to be an open air toilet.
“It’s approximately 6.6sqm which is very snug, but it has enough storage and shelf space for everything I need.
“I’m hoping to appeal to younger kids and their parents with my magical stock – as they pass right by my front door on the school run.
“I quit my day job as a teaching assistant to do this full-time, and I have a lot of faith in my business.
“I’ve already sold loads at market and at festivals, so I felt it was time to take it to the next level.
