High Street, Burnham

Temperance House, a four-storey Victorian building in Burnham-on-Crouch, has a rich history dating back to 1848 as the Royal Hotel. The property has undergone various transformations, serving as a hotel, restaurants, wine bars, coffee shops, offices, and residential accommodation. The building retains its original charm, featuring arched sash windows, decorative gargoyles, and terracotta sunflower tiles. The property is comprised of five units, including a retail space, office, studio, and two apartments. The apartments offer stunning river views, modern kitchens, and en-suite bathrooms. A planning application has been approved for a rooftop belvedere serving the second-floor apartment. The property is being sold with offers encouraged in excess of £1,300,000, and viewings are by appointment.