Trivia: 'Smallest' station with an open ticket office?

[purple-Azumas]

As above, what is the smallest station - either by total annual passengers/no. daily services/physical area of the station - that still has a ticket office which is open on at least a semi-regular basis?

Obviously a lot of stations have former station buildings that no longer serve as ticket offices, but what is the smallest station which still has a working ticket office?

(The obvious follow up question is the smallest station with just a TVM/PERTIS Machine, but I feel those answers are probably less interesting.)

 

[Markdvdman]

Maybe Lladrindod Station. Entries and exits 35858 2019/2020 but 2440 2020/21?

 

[185143]

What about Carstairs?

 

[aliceh]

Although it has a decent amount of passengers and services, Lymington Town may be one of the physically smallest stations to have a ticket office. And there may not be a smaller one with a ticket office open 7 days a week. (I am almost certainly wrong, after a little bit more looking!)

 

[Parallel]

Furze Platt has a ticket office which is open in the mornings Monday to Friday. It’s a small one platform station.

 

[Dr Hoo]

Stourbridge Town has the tiniest trains (the Parry People Movers) but the modest building and office probably not the tiniest.

Back in BR Regional Railways days, Keynsham had a tiny booth with a morning part-time ‘railman’ with a portable ticket machine.

 

[Gathursty]

I think Glazebrook, Flixton and Chassen Road have someone in a booth in the morning peak or they did a few years ago.