This stunning period residence, built in 1889, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Harleston's history. With a guide price of £300,000-£325,000, the property boasts a grand entrance hall with original mosaic flooring, high ceilings, and a feature staircase. The main two receptions rooms are situated either side of the entrance hall, both with dual aspect windows and original fireplaces. The ground floor also features a study, cloakroom, and kitchen with space for a breakfast table and chairs. Upstairs, the generous galleried landing leads to three bedrooms, including a master with fitted wardrobes, and a large family bathroom with a free-standing claw-foot bath. The property sits on a wrap-around plot with walled grounds, providing great kerb appeal and a sense of privacy. The rear garden is easy to maintain and features an array of outbuildings, including three stores, a larger store with power, and a garage that has been insulated and amended to have a window. This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a significant piece of Harleston's history, with plenty of potential for renovation and extension.