Explore converted water tower that’s January’s most viewed home

If you’re looking for something that’s a little different from the standard two-up, two-down then you might be interested in this quirky converted water tower.

The stunning, award-winning home in Leicestershire was the most viewed home on Rightmove in January.

Rightmove’s Director of Property Data Tim Bannister said: “It’s always fun to showcase quirky properties that stand out from the crowd and this converted water tower certainly falls into that category. You don’t need to be a property expert to see why it’s garnered so much attention from the British public – it’s a fantastic example of how innovative architecture can really reenergise and transform a period property.”

Take a look…

• View the property now on Rightmove:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/102323072#/

• This wonderfully quirky converted water tower is on the market for £595,000 and beautifully blends period charm with cutting edge modern architecture
• The three-bedroom property won a Local Authority Building Control (LABC) award in 2016 for the best re-use or conversion of an existing building
• The Grade II-listed tower dates back to 1853 and used to serve the market town of Ashby-de-la-Zouch in Leicestershire. Now the contemporary family home is the epitome of luxury and boasts stunning panoramic views
• Arguably the most striking feature of the house is the see-through section of the kitchen floor, which reveals the original cast iron pipework used to drain the water tank when the building was in operation

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