A HOUSE which looks perfectly normal from the outside has gone on the market for £335,000 – but a surprise awaits in the basement.
The quirky five-bed property still retains some of its original features which makes it stand out.
The Stoke-on-Trent home looks perfectly normal – from the outside[/caption]
The property had previously been a police station and still has the cells and steel doors[/caption]
In a previous life the property was a police station and still comes with its original cells and steel doors.
It comes complete with two cells previously used to hold crooks in.
The building is said to be perfect for a conversion into a spacious family home or flats.
It’s located in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
It’s being advertised by Town and Country Property Auctions.
Images show two bright red steel doors leading into old holding cells and an office for police.
On the ground floor, there are five reception rooms, a kitchen and two toilets.
Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, a third toilet and bathroom that are in need of refurbishment.
It also has a detached double garage.
The building was previously used as an office space but it’s now empty.
It could also be redeveloped subject to planning permission.
The description reads: “An exciting development or investment opportunity in the heart of sought-after Trentham.
“This substantial freehold detached property, formerly used as office space, sits on a generous plot and offers immense potential.
“With no onward chain, the layout lends itself to a variety of future uses including conversion into a spacious family home, multi-unit dwellings such as flats or an HMO, or redevelopment of the site entirely subject to the necessary planning consents.
“The existing structure features five generous reception rooms on the ground floor, a kitchen, two WCs, and an expansive hallway.
“Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, an additional WC, and a bathroom in need of reinstatement.
“A detached double garage with remote-controlled doors is situated at the rear of the property.”