• No onward chain +
• Grade II listed +
• Original features +
• Conservation Area +
• Close to seafront and town centre +
• In need of renovation +
• Fully enclosed garden +
• Large cellar +

A Grade II listed mid terrace property located in the heart of the Conservation Area, now in need of renovating.

Situated in the heart of the Middle Street Conservation Area, this Grade II listed mid terrace property was formerly a pub owned by Charringtons Brewery dating back to 1828 and operating as a public house until 1959.

The property retains a number of original features including panelling, fireplaces, floorboards and original pub mirrors. The house is now in need of updating throughout, but offers well proportioned and light accommodation over 4 floors, including a large cellar which extends under the whole house.

The ground floor enjoys an unusual open plan layout with the entrance porch opening to a double reception room, with dining area to one side and sitting room to the other. Both enjoy window seats overlooking Middle Street, original fireplaces and built-in storage. Beyond the dining room is the kitchen/ diner with scullery off to one side and a utility and cloakroom to the other.

A gentle and wide staircase leads to a half landing and onto a double bedroom at the rear before continuing up to another two bedrooms and the family bathroom on the first floor. A further staircase leads into the attic space where another three double bedrooms can be found, all enjoying views over the neighbouring rooftops.

OUTSIDE

To the rear of the property is a fully enclosed west facing garden, accessed from the kitchen via a wooden staircase, or from the rear cellar room.

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For full details, please download our property web brochure document.

Viewings: Strictly by appointment with the agents.