From the outside, the mock stone wall effect and the arched windows in the porch hint that a medieval castle mixed with a Tudor Gothic-style stately home might be the basis for this home’s interior design scheme.
But step inside, and it becomes clear that someone has gone to a lot of thought and effort to create the castle illusion that was their pride and joy.
The main bedroom features a ladder up to the loft, which could be converted into a handy home office with planning approval.
The first-floor bathroom boasts perhaps the most realistic old castle door thanks to a paint effect and real ironmongery.
Even the garden, with its extended deck area, provides a sunny spot to look out for hostile enemies approaching, although it might disappoint some to discover that there’s no sign of a little moat at this tiny castle.
The property is going to auction with no onward chain and a guide of £110,000 with William H Brown.
While there is plenty of potential, invading the castle with magnolia paint and defeating the interiors seems rather sad, taking it from unique to standard.
This tiny castle terrace may be in Wakefield, but it can inspire people across the world with its wacky interiors.
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