A historic eight-bedroom house in the heart of Downham has gone up for sale for £890,000.
The Priory, a Grade II listed building, has been described as “certainly the oldest residential property” in the town and is now on the market.
The 17th-century property has been renovated but is said to still maintain its historic features - according to estate agent Fine and Country which is selling the property.
The Priory is up for sale in Downham. Picture: Fine and Country
A sauna, gym and library are features of this house - which also has its own underground wine cellar.
The property is spaced out across four floors and has a total of eight bedrooms and five bathrooms.
Located on the corner of London Road and Priory Road, the Priory has its own private garden and courtyard area.
One of the eight bedrooms located in the Priory. Picture: Fine and Country
Fine and Country has described the property, which spans across 4,201 sq ft, as a “legacy waiting to be embraced”.
“Exposed beams, intricate mouldings, and impressive fireplaces creating a captivating atmosphere throughout the residence,” a spokesperson for the estate agents added.
The property also boasts a drawing room on the second floor which the estate agents recommend for entertaining guests in.
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'Dave the rave', is keen on Downham and the last one in the Bank...hey Dave do you have enough for this ? P.s Sorry 'Dave the rave' , who ever you think you are ?... but, English is not my first language, but I believe that I can put over my point quite well. I think I would beat you in a grammar competition... When you can write comments in my local paper in Vilnius ( you might to look it up) please comment again on my grammar skills... now go to bed and don't fiddle with yourself :)))
JB wrote:
04/04/2024 17:31
Does the moss on the roof, come as an extra ?? Or does it indicate a neglected ramshackle old house, in a ramshackle old village/town ?
Lucasaid wrote:
04/04/2024 17:13
Downham is now the goto place for the Social Services to accommodate drug addicts etc... think they need to reduce the price : )))
Johnboy1980 wrote:
04/04/2024 12:23
If I had £890,000 to spend on a property, I wouldn't be buying one that's nearest neighbours are a Royal Mail delivery office and a Tesco superstore!!!
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