Property description
The Market Buildings were once a wholesale fish market on High Street that was built in two phases by different architects in 1873 and 1879. It is characterised by elaborate gables in the arches over the wrought iron gates. The stone carvings by Bonshill and William Skeer. Located on the first floor and comprising of a hallway, living area with a fitted kitchen, two double size bedrooms and a three piece fitted bathroom. Externally facing the communal forecourt and featuring a balcony off the master bedroom. Chain free.
Market Buildings
Northern Quarter
Two bedrooms
Balcony
| Hall | 13'5\" x 10'10\" (4.1m x 3.3m). Double glazed wood window facing the side. Storage heater, carpeted flooring, built-in storage cupboard, painted plaster ceiling, recessed lighting.
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| Storage Cupboard | 6'7\" x 3' (2m x 0.91m). Ceiling light.
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| Living Area | 12'2\" x 20' (3.7m x 6.1m). Double glazed wood window facing the rear. Electric heater, carpeted flooring, painted plaster ceiling, ceiling light. Roll edge work surface, fitted and wall and base units, one and a half bowl sink and with mixer tap with drainer, integrated, electric oven, integrated, electric hob, stainless steel extractor, integrated fridge, freezer.
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| Bedroom 1 | 10'10\" x 11'4\" (3.3m x 3.45m). Double bedroom; wooden patio double glazed door, opening onto a balcony. Double glazed wood window facing the rear. Electric heater, carpeted flooring, painted plaster ceiling, ceiling light.
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| Bedroom 2 | 10'7\" x 11' (3.23m x 3.35m). Double bedroom; double glazed wood window facing the front. Electric heater, carpeted flooring, painted plaster ceiling, ceiling light.
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| Bathroom | 8'11\" x 6'5\" (2.72m x 1.96m). Heated towel rail, parquet style and tiled flooring, part tiled walls and tiled splashbacks, painted plaster ceiling. Low level WC, roll top bath with mixer tap, shower over bath, wall-mounted sink with mixer tap, extractor fan.
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| Balcony | 11'10\" x 4'3\" (3.6m x 1.3m). An enclosed balcony accessed from the master bedroom with lovely views over the communal garndens.
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