A substantial 3 storey semi-detached Victorian residence, with many period features comprising 3 flats (with expired approval for change of use to 1 dwelling) being situated in large gardens with garage. The property is built of solid brick walls under a slate roof and requires modernisation.  The property retains many original features including: high ceilings, ceiling cornices, window panelling, built-in cupboards, staircases and deep skirting boards. Previously, the property was a seven bedroom house and was converted to 3 flats.  The property has an expired planning permission to convert back to a family dwelling, reference - F/YR21/0216/F was granted on 22nd April 2021 and expired on 22nd April 2024.  Building control approval 2021/005592/FEN was obtained in 2021. Outside, the property has a large plot with parking and a garage. Wisbech is an historical market town and inland port in the Fens of Cambridgeshire being situated approximately 21 miles east of Peterborough which offers a direct express rail service into London’s King’s Cross. Wisbech is well known for the architecture of its Georgian North Brink and, in particular, Peckover House. The town itself is conveniently placed for King's Lynn, Ely and the South Lincolnshire towns of Holbeach and Spalding. It has a has a good range of shops, recreation amenities, marina, range of primary schools and two secondary schools, the state-funded Thomas Clarkson Academy and the sought after Wisbech Grammar School, one of the oldest schools in the United Kingdom, as well as the College of West Anglia. Fenland District Council, Fenland Hall, County Road, March, Cambs, PE15 8NQ. Council Tax - Band A for Ground floor flat, first floor flat and second floor flat. EPC - F.