A two-bed apartment has hit the market inside a former bank in the city centre.
Located in Hardwick House, in King Street, the apartment is being sold by Gilson Bailey with offers in excess of £140,000.
The Grade II listed building, which was designed by Charles Hardwick in 1865 for Harvey and Hudson Bank, has a storied past.
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When the bank closed in 1870 it was taken over by the Post Office, which stayed until 1969.
Its ground floor office space was most recently home to Savills estate agents, which later relocated to St Andrews Street.
The building has a spiral staircase leading up to the property on the second floor.
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There is a private entrance hall leading into the property, with the kitchen area leading into the lounge.
One of the two bedrooms has an ensuite bathroom included.
For more information visit gilsonbailey.co.uk.
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