Britain's smallest shoe shop.

One size of each, on the shelf.

There is only room to put out one pair per style, so customers browse in single file. The rest of the stock is kept off the shop floor.

So the easiest way to shop here is to ask for your size first.

It used to sell train tickets.

The shop is shaped like a wedge of cheese, because the railway line ran past it on a diagonal. The widest end is thought to be where the booking office stood.

1. 1855–1954Trains run through Woodhall Spa. This was the station's booking office.
2. After the line closedA funeral directors, a general store, a bank, an auctioneers, a jewellers and more.
3. 1999It becomes a shoe shop.
4. 2021Oliver and his partner take it on, and keep it a shoe shop.

Shoes, trainers, slippers, sandals.

• Rieker
• Hotter
• Lotus
• Skechers
• Jana
• Waldläufer
• Gabor
• And lots more. In summer the slippers make room for sandals, and back again in winter.

In so many towns you see the same shoes in shop after shop. We aim to be a little different and stock a mix of interesting styles you won't find together elsewhere, and with our price promise you're always assured of good value. The shop, in its listing on woodhallspa.org