The Courthouse is a unique, Tudor-style building located in the heart of Wiveliscombe, Somerset, opposite the town library and estate agency offices. Built in 1881, it has a rich history, having been used as a family home, British Restaurant during WWII, bank, library, and even a dental surgery. The property features long double-fronted retail shop windows, a central atrium, and open timber stairwells, making it ideal for display purposes. The building has a total floor area of approximately 1,762 sq ft, with five rooms on the first floor and five rooms on the top floor, as well as a basement strong room. The property is being sold as a vacant building, offering great potential for future businesses, such as a retail outlet, art gallery, or catering establishment, subject to planning permission. Alternatively, the upper floors could be converted back to residential use, subject to any necessary planning and listed building consent.