A plush flat inside an historic mock 'castle' has come on the market in Merseyside - and it's a bit of a bargain.
The quirky Victorian building dates back to the 1870s and was once home to iron merchant Joseph Smith, before becoming a children's home run by nuns.
Up until recently, the property was used as a residential care home - but now known as Hollystead, the building is split into apartments.
The Grade II listed building is unlike anything else in Wavertree, with a turret on the right side of the building and rows of stunning balconies tucked away at the back.
A number of apartments inside the development are currently up for sale - including a three bedroom flat on the market with Abode.
With an asking price of £140,000, it's a pretty reasonable price tag to set up home in your very own 'castle'.
Nestled on Old Mill Lane, the L15 property is just a short distance from Picton Clock and Wavertree High Street beyond.
Photos uploaded to Zoopla offer a glimpse at the modern apartments inside the historic property - and the old building has certainly been transformed.
Inside the £140,000 flat up for sale with Abode, a spacious living room is currently furnished with a crushed velvet sofa and glittery decorations.
A large double bedroom holds a cushioned sleigh bed, with a further double bedroom with its own dressing area and a good sized bedroom.
The building has an unusual history - having once been home to iron merchant Joseph Smith who was a member of the Wavertree Local Board and a benefactor for the consumption hospital in Mount Pleasant.
In the 1970s, the property was used as a children's home run by Liverpool Catholic Childrens Social Services, and later a 16 bedroom care home.
While this Victorian folly obviously isn't a real castle, it's certainly a grand setting to be able to call home.
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