The terrace was built in 1838 by John Blore. The house, set over five floors, was owned by the Crowther family from 1908 to 2016, when it was fully refurbished while keeping all the original Regency features, such as the shutters, fireplaces and cornicing.

As you enter the house you are greeted by a wide and spacious hallway. The layout of the ground floor is generously proportioned with many elegant period features. The exceptional entertaining space includes a large kitchen / dining room with a wealth of modern appliances throughout. The dining area leads through to a stylish conservatory with fabulous views overlooking the garden. The ground floor also provides a cloakroom.

The first floor provides flexible space with a stunning reception room at the front spanning the width of the house, traditional of the period, capturing incredible open aspect views across the high road. The beautiful floor to ceiling glass doors gives access to the ornamental balcony. Behind the reception room is a large bedroom with views over the garden and on the half landing is a study.

The second floor provides an exquisite principal bedroom suite spanning the entirety of the second floor. The double aspect room provides bespoke wardrobes and solid oak floors.

The incredible bathroom has a double washstand, a cast iron roll top bath and a bespoke designed shower with a steam bath.

The third floor houses a further large bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a large family bathroom.

On the lower ground floor there is a further large kitchen / reception room with separated access out to the front of the house and also linking through to the house. The bedroom is at the back of the property with glass doors out to a small patio. This space could potentially be used as an office, a self-contained flat or additional guest/family space.

The garden is beautifully kept and an ideal space for entertaining. Including a four meter table under a pergola and an outside fireplace with a chimney.

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