Princess Street, Scarborough, North Yorkshire

A large family home built for a prosperous Scarborough resident during the reign (1760 - 1820) of King George the Third, characterful 'Princess House' offers a great opportunity for a 'can do' buyer.
This Grade 2 listed house is very well located, in Scarborough's 'Old Town' close to the harbour, the Market Hall and the shops of Eastborough and Westborough.
Princess House also benefits from a rare asset in this part of town - a sizeable garage, 35' x 24'5" (10.57m x 7.47m) - sufficient to accomodate up to five cars.
To the rear of the house is a stone flagged garden, approximately 60' x 40'.
This beautiful building retains various attractive period features; among these are wainscot panelling by the wide central staircase, some original Georgian doors and two fine marble fireplaces.
Briefly, on the ground floor the property comprises :
Entrance lobby and hall corridor; large, front facing lounge; separate front facing dining room; rear facing breakfast kitchen.
From the hall corridor a door leads down to a big double cellar with windows looking out to street level.
Ascending the wide staircase from the hall corridor to the fiirst floor, you'll encounter the master bedroom (17'9" x 15' (5.41m x 4.57m) and a second bedroom. To the left of the first floor landing is a windowed alcove area next to an airing cupboard and a large bathroom with claw foot bath, a w.c., wash hand basin and a walk-in shower.
On the second floor is a further large bedroom with some original panelling, and another bedroom. To the left of the second floor landing is a short corridor, off of which is a further bathroom, a separate w.c. and, at the end, a home office which could serve as a fifth bedroom. The outlook from the home office gives a view of Scarborough Castle.
The house staircase leads on further, to the top of the house and an extensive (low head height) double attic/loft.