This distinguished Grade II listed Georgian residence, formerly known as the Captain's House, is situated in a prime location in Plymouth, just steps away from Lipson Park and conveniently close to the City Centre. The property is steeped in history and boasts original architectural details that can be restored to bring out its inherent grandeur. This offers an ideal canvass for a discerning buyer looking to invest time and resources into transforming it into a magnificent family home.
The inviting entrance features classical columns leading to a spacious vestibule and hallway, showcasing original wood flooring, ornate ceilings, and a grand staircase characteristic of Georgian design. The two principal reception rooms at the front of the house offer generous proportions and large sash windows that fill these spaces with natural light. At the rear, the kitchen and dining area present an opportunity for development into an expansive open-plan living space with direct access to the garden, backed by approved designs ready for implementation.
On the first floor, the expansive principal bedroom occupies the full width of the house with views towards the sea through tall sash windows. This room has potential for reconfiguration to include a luxurious en-suite bathroom and dressing area. In addition, there are two more well-sized double bedrooms along with a family bathroom on this level. A bright layout continues throughout, providing flexible living arrangements suitable for families or guests.
The top floor comprises two sizeable double bedrooms featuring dual-aspect windows along with a central office/study area that could easily serve as another bedroom if needed. From this vantage point, you can enjoy delightful glimpses of both rooftops and the sea beyond.
A rare asset to this property is its full-height cellar accessible via granite steps; featuring original flagstones and equipped with power and lighting. This space holds great potential for conversion into a wine cellar, studio, or cinema room—perfect for leisure or entertainment.
Surrounding the home is a spacious walled garden offering private outdoor areas for relaxation or gatherings. The driveway allows ample off-road parking alongside two garages. The front garden is beautifully framed by established shrubs and fruit trees while the rear includes a stone terrace creating an ideal setting for outdoor living.
This property is not only about history but also about potential—it represents an exciting chance to complete its restoration journey in one of Plymouth’s charming locales. With planning consent already approved (details available on Plymouth City Council's Planning Register: 22/02108/LBC), this home awaits your vision to rejuvenate it into an extraordinary residence suitable for modern family life.
