The property, located in Victoria Square, is being sold for £1,295,000.
It is said to have a “stunning” open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space on the first floor, overlooking the nearby All Saints church grounds.
The house is described as having “very versatile and spacious accommodation” and is “perfect for multi-generational living”.
The ground floor comprises a living room, kitchen/diner, utility room with WC and laundry, a double bedroom, and a shower room.
On the first floor, there are two bedrooms, a bathroom, and the open-plan living space with a kitchen.
The top floor houses three additional bedrooms and another bathroom.
Outside, the property has extensive off-road parking at the front, as well as a private, mature rear garden with a garage and lane access.
The house retains many original features, including a timber-beamed ceiling, deep skirting boards, and a wooden front door with glazed panels.
The ground floor kitchen/diner is equipped with fitted wall and base units, integrated appliances, and part-tiled walls.
The living room is described as “very spacious, warm, and light”, with two bay windows and a fitted electric fire with a stone surround.
The first-floor open-plan living space is fitted with a German kitchen, featuring a range of base units and tall cupboards with handleless cabinet doors.
Integrated Neff appliances include an electric oven, microwave, warming drawer, dishwasher, five zone induction hob, a full height fridge, and a freezer.
The room also has a central peninsular unit with a quartz work surface and a composite sink with a drainer.
The property is equipped with central heating and WiFi hubs throughout, providing a modern touch to the Victorian home.
