4 bed end of terrace house

Tucked within Chester's Roman Walls, No. 10, White Friars is a 17th-century home rebuilt in 1885 by architect T.M. Lockwood. The property features a redbrick façade with ornate detailing, stained glass above the grand entrance, and an oversized sweeping staircase. The home boasts original features, including nine fireplaces, a Greek Revival-style fireplace, and intricate brickwork. It also includes private parking with bollards, a secure roof terrace with a retractable glass panel, and a hidden chamber with a four-inch-thick metal door that could be converted into a bar. Inside, the home features a spacious playroom, a light-filled living room with a gas log burner, and a study with a quaint corner fireplace. The open-plan kitchen and dining area has wooden floors, high ceilings, and a striking internal stained-glass window. A converted cellar offers a modern cinema room, and a secret utility room and downstairs WC.