This “imposing” High Street town house for sale is nearly 300 years old and spans four storeys - for less than £500,000.
Monument House, in Wellington, was built in 1740 and is of traditional Georgian style, with period features remaining throughout.
The house sits on the High Street and was built more than 80 years before the Wellington Monument for which it is now named, but it is unknown what its previous name was.
The property is arranged over four storeys, including a cellar, and is Grade II listed.
On the ground floor, the entrance hall leads to a living room on one side, and a sitting room on the other, as well as a dining room and a cloakroom.
Moving further into the house, the ground floor is completed by a large kitchen/breakfast room which features a pantry, and a utility room with a door to the garden.
Upstairs, the first floor includes a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
On the second floor, there are an additional two bedrooms, a bathroom and a walk-in loft which provides storage space.
As well as the three primary floors, there is a cellar made up of two rooms.
Outside, there is an enclosed walled rear garden, two storage sheds, parking and a single garage.
The property is being sold by estate agent Gibbins Richards for a price of £495,000.
The agent commented: “Monument House is an imposing Grade II Listed Georgian residence dating back to 1740 and located in the heart of Wellington's bustling town centre, and offering flexible five bedroomed living space over three floors.”