26 St. Johns Street is an attractive Victorian townhouse, which has been comprehensively improved to create a wonderful and comfortable home.

St. Johns Street is a superb example of Victorian town planning, and built homogeneously of gault grey brick, as was the fashion of the period. No. 26 has a distinct stepped parapet gable and a rendered skirt.

Internally, the accommodation is beguilingly well-proportioned and flows incredibly well, perfectly combining period charm and contemporary design.

The reception hall leads to the kitchen/dining room, sitting room, bedroom, and bathroom.

The stylish modern kitchen has striking quartz worksurfaces, ample storage and integrated appliances including two AEG ovens and induction hob, Neff fridge and freezer, Bosch dishwasher, and a wine fridge.

It flows through to a bright and spacious dining room, with French windows out to the courtyard garden.

The impressive sitting room has a handsome, original chimneypiece, two alcoves and two sash windows, filling the room with natural light.

Completing the ground floor are the shower room and bedroom, which can also make an excellent study.

There are two double bedrooms on the first floor and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom is an especially fine room with sash windows to the front, and views towards St John's Church.

To the rear of the property is a south facing courtyard garden, ideal for al fresco dining; beyond which is a parking space.