This impressive late-Georgian townhouse, dating back to around 1775 with subsequent Victorian and 1920s modifications, provides a unique opportunity for customization. Currently presented as a blank slate, it showcases numerous original features including exposed staircases, period fireplaces, and distinctive stained glass—elements that can play into your vision for restoration or development. With eight generously sized double bedrooms, the property is ripe for either renovation into a spacious family home or conversion into multiple rental units, subject to appropriate permissions.
The ground floor welcomes you with an elegant entrance hall leading to various reception areas including a lounge with a log burner and an expansive dining room. A kitchen fitted with modern amenities opens to a comfortable garden area. The layout is flexible enough to support the creation of self-contained living spaces or larger apartments; prior planning consent for residential change has lapsed but could be revisited.
Upstairs, the property includes six bedrooms on the first floor—five featuring original fireplaces—alongside ample bathrooms. The second floor hosts two additional double bedrooms offering stunning views. Outside, you’ll find mature gardens across one-third of an acre, complete with terraced patios and a summerhouse. This property is ideal for buyers desiring to inject their personal style into a historic residence or investors looking at HMO conversion possibilities or multi-flat developments.*
*Subject to necessary consents.
