A fire damaged historic lock cottage in need of restoration, situated on a plot of approximately 0.22 acres, and benefiting from outstanding rural views. Vacant.

A historic Grade II Listed town house with three bedrooms, one bathroom, one reception room, and rear garden. Approx 109.4 sq m (1177 sq ft). Affluent location. Vacant.

Occupying an elevated position to its frontage, overlooking the river and beyond, this unique 19th Century detached folly requires a degree of updating. This three bedroom property represents a rare opportunity to acquire your very own slice of history. Externally, there is off street parking and an enclosed low maintenance garden.

A fascinating lot comprising approximately 10.46 hectares (25.86 acres) of freehold land. Part of the site incorporates the remains of a Napoleonic fort, believed to have been built in 1798 and modified in 1860. The battery itself was a self-contained triangular fort, originally built as part of four forts and a Redoubt on the  peninsular as part of the coastal defences against the Napoleonic invasion threats. It was re-occupied in World War II, although today only some remains of the fortification and gun emplacements exist.

This Nuclear Bunker is believed to have been built in 1961 and is one of 1560 built to the same design to meet the nuclear threat of that era. The bunker lies beneath a parcel of land that is enclosed by hedging and fencing and accessed via secure iron gates. We understand that the bunker was still under the ownership of the ministry of defence and manned part time until as recently as 1991.

A magnificent 8 bedroom detached country house, dating from the early 1800s, in gardens and grounds of 0.65 hectares (1.6 acres) that would benefit from a programme of refurbishment and repair. Both internally and externally this house benefits from a dazzling array of character features including most notably a stunning spiral elliptical staircase and an imposing five-bay Ionic colonnade. The approach to the property is through stunning double wrought iron gates with decorative metalwork railings to either side whilst from the rear, views over the grounds and beyond. This is an unrivalled opportunity to acquire one of the most historic houses in the County with potential to once again be a glorious family home whilst others may see, subject to all necessary consents being obtainable, alternative uses for the house and even perhaps the scope for conversion and/or new build residential development in one form or another. Ideal for investment.

5 bed Grade II Listed period property in need of some general updating. Formerly part of the local Grammar School, and believed to date from the early 18th Century, this property retains many original features including exposed beams, window shutters, beautifully carved staircases, flagstone flooring, ornate fireplaces, and vaulted ceilings in the first floor drawing room. This intriguing historic property offers generous accommodation, in excess of 4000 sq ft, and benefits from large walled garden to rear.