This Grade II listed double-fronted town house in central Tiverton has a rich history, believed to have been built in the 1840s and likely occupied by the Minister of the nearby Church. The property, known as The Manse, boasts a traditional layout with two reception rooms, a kitchen, and a cellar room. The first floor features three double bedrooms, including a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and dressing room, while the second floor has a large attic room with a bedroom space, dressing area, and sink. The property also has an enclosed garden with a cast iron fence, backing onto the Church carpark, which is quiet and peaceful. Located on Castle Street, a conservation area, the property benefits from unrestricted parking and is close to the town's shopping centre, educational facilities, and amenities.