• Main house: 1849 sqft / 171 sqm +
• Converted coach house annexe: 544 sqft / 50 sqm +
• 4 bedrooms, 3 receptions, 2 bathrooms, 2 WCs +
• Coach house: 1 bedroom, 1 reception, 1 bathroom +
• Formerly The Crown and Harp (Coachmaker’s Arms) public house +
• Built in 1861 +
• A rare and impressive period home with an interesting history +
• Generous walled gardens +
• Secure carport and gated driveway parking +
• No onward chain +

A rare and substantial period home on John Street, with an interesting history, offering charming accommodation extending to 1849 sqft and a separate coach house accommodation, set in walled gardens with driveway parking and a secure carport.

15 John Street (formerly The Crown and Harp (Coachmaker’s Arms) public house), was built in 1861 and ceased trading in the 1950s.

Today, this impressive Victorian residence provides broad, spacious and characterful accommodation over two floors, additional annex accommodation and secure off-street parking, all of which is rarely found in the city centre.

This fine period residence also offers excellent scope for expansion into the kitchen/dining room and linking the main house to the coach house.

The full-depth entrance hall with parquet flooring and understairs cupboard, provides access to the rear garden and leads to a WC and all ground floor principal rooms. The triple aspect drawing room has beautiful lead windows, an ornate cast iron open fireplace with tile inserts and marble fire surround, parquet flooring and French doors out to the garden, whilst the study again has a large leaded window to the front aspect and parquet flooring. An open-plan kitchen/dining room provides a matching range of solid wood, rustic cabinetry and working surfaces, an Aga range oven and a rear lobby leading to the enclosed carport and rear garden.

Upstairs, a first-floor landing leads to a family bathroom suite, three double bedrooms (one with an ensuite shower room) and an inner landing providing access to a separate WC and stunning full-depth sitting room. This elegant and extensive room provides large sash windows to the front and rear aspects, high ceilings with a wood panelled finish, original wooden flooring and a beautiful period cast iron fireplace with tile inserts.

Outside, the property provides vehicular access and parking from the front and side.

Walled rear gardens with pedestrian access and double gates provide a high degree of privacy and established, well-designed spaces in which to relax and socialise. A beautifully converted period coach house provides additional accommodation for homeworking, guest overflow or an income stream. This building was sympathetically converted in 2010 and comprises a kitchen, a bright living/dining room with large French doors opening to the garden, a first-floor, double bedroom with beautiful arched windows to two aspects and an ensuite shower room.