4 bed terraced house

The property is a Grade II-listed townhouse from 1839, featuring a mix of late Georgian and period architecture. It spans four storeys and has broad canted bay windows, generous ceiling heights, and wide timber floorboards. The interior has been recently restored with bespoke joinery and a confident use of colour, while preserving many original period details. Key features include a vestibule with cast-iron radiators and painted timber boards, a bipartite reception with a west-facing bay frontage and east-facing courtyard, a rear kitchen with veneer timber cabinetry and butler's sink, and a cellar below. The property also has a dining room with a carrara marble fireplace, a large reception room with a bay window and views of the High Street, and a principal suite with a bedroom, dressing room, and en-suite bathroom. Above, two further double bedrooms occupy the uppermost floor, each with original fireplaces. Outside, a walled courtyard garden has an easterly aspect and is accessible via a scullery and two outbuildings.