An 'absolutely stunning' four-bedroom home has hit the market for less than the price of a London flat - after it was converted from a subterranean Victorian reservoir.
The unique property in Barnstaple, Devon is being auctioned with a guide price of between £400k and £450k.
It boasts large arched brick ceilings over a reception hall as well as a kitchen, a sitting room, a utility room and three bathrooms.
There is also ample outdoor space, with over half an acre of countryside, two garages and a Mediterranean-style brick-floored courtyard.
Striking images show the traditional red-brick Victorian aesthetic complementing a modern interior.
The property's walls have retained their signature arched shape, decorated with lamps that hang from the brick ceiling.
Perhaps the most striking feature of the home is not what lies inside - as anyone who approaches is met with a view of the house's arches embedded under the lawn.
The property's owners have the option of actually walking over the roof of their home on a perfectly mowed patch of grass - offering stunning views of Barnstaple and their own patio beneath.
An 'absolutely stunning' four-bedroom home has hit the market for less than the price of a London flat
Perhaps the most striking feature of the home is not what lies inside - as anyone who approaches is met with a view of the house's five arches embedded under the lawn
Striking images show the traditional red-brick Victorian aesthetic complementing a modern interior
It boasts large arched brick ceilings over a reception hall as well as a kitchen, a sitting room, a utility room and three bathrooms
Tall, wide panelled windows are a common feature of the property. A traditional Roman numeral style clock is seen hanging above one of them here
The property's walls have retained their signature arched shape, decorated with lamps that hang from the brick ceiling
One of the homes' bedroom is pictured - which also incorporates the unique arches prominent throughout the building
Describing the property, auctioneers Jackson-Stops said: 'An absolutely stunning and characterful four bedroomed conversion of a Victorian reservoir'
According to Moneyweek, the average sold price for a flat or maisonette in London as of February was £420,635 - meaning the converted reservoir is being offered for a lower cost
The home is for sale by public auction and via Livestream on June 18 at 2pm at Digby Hall in Sherborne, Dorset.
Describing the property, auctioneers Jackson-Stops said: 'An absolutely stunning and characterful four bedroomed conversion of a Victorian reservoir.
'A simply astounding and versatile detached three/four bedroomed home in over half an acre with a glorious outlook and views over the townscape to the River Taw.'
According to Moneyweek, the average sold price for a flat or maisonette in London as of February was £420,635 - meaning the converted reservoir is being offered at a lower cost.
Barnstaple is the largest town in North Devon, located at the River Taw's lowest crossing point before the Bristol Channel.
Its early medieval layout still appears from the street plan and street names, with most of the town lying on the east bank of the estuary.