A slanted Tudor property known as the “Wonky House” has hit the market for £400,000.
The quirky, four-bedroom property is Grade ll listed.
It boasts three bathrooms, “period charm and masterful decor”.
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The listing says “no expense has been spared” when it comes to the plumbing, electrics and insulation.
The home dates back to the 16th century and is famous in the area for being crooked.
Its current owners have restored its original features, including the cast-iron fireplaces and the staircase.
The original beams have been waxed to showcase their character, and the first and second floors still retain their original floorboards.
The house in Rochester, Kent, is being sold by Jags Property Group and is expected to fetch between £400,000 and £500,000, as reported by Luxury Property News.
The listing states: “Dating back to the 16th century, this distinctive home has been thoughtfully and sympathetically refurbished to a high standard, combining historic character with modern comfort.
“Its charmingly uneven lines and original architectural details have earned it its nickname, making it one of the most recognisable homes in the area.
“Each room complements the next, oozing calm ambience through lighting and warmth through thoughtful colour choices.
“The picturesque views of the Castle and Cathedral are perfectly framed by the refurbished Georgian windows.
“The home is ideally located within walking distance of Rochester Station and the vibrant High Street, offering easy access to transport links, shops, and local amenities.
“The property benefits from a long lease of approximately 178 years remaining and a modest ground rent of £100 per annum.
“There is also the option to purchase the freehold, which includes the ground-floor commercial premises currently generating an annual rental income of around £15,000.
“The property enjoys shared use of a rear courtyard with the ground-floor occupier, providing a pleasant outdoor space.
“The property underwent extensive structural and roof restoration approximately thirty years ago, believed to have been carried out with English Heritage guidance and grant support.”
The property has been used as a boutique Airbnb, earning gross nightly rates of £400 to £600.
The description says: “This property is equally well-suited as a family home, offering four generously sized bedrooms, two with en-suites, a spacious living room, and a separate kitchen/dining area.
“Its flexible layout provides the perfect balance of shared and private spaces for family life.”
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