This charming, turreted character house was built in the late 1920s for a sea captain who employed an architect to incorporate its ornate features. The house has a rich history, having been owned by a family who took possession in 1960 and still has many original features, including a maid's bell, box, and pushbuttons. The current owner was born in the house and has pointed out that there is potential to extend the property to include a second floor and off-street parking. The house features a stunning reception hall, elegant lounge with leadlight bay windows, and a beautifully refitted kitchen with solid granite work surfaces. The first floor has three bedrooms, including a master bedroom with a raised platform and freestanding bath, and a bathroom with a modern suite. The property also has a corner plot with a good-sized front garden and estuary views, as well as a small courtyard rear garden that could be used for off-street parking.