Quaint Border Cottage Hits Market with Unconventional Bathroom Placement

🏰 Ever dreamed of owning your very own castle? Now’s your chance! Britain’s “smallest castle,” nestled near the Welsh border in picturesque Ross-on-Wye, is up for grabs at £330,000. This charming Gothic turret, dating back to 1833, is a Grade II listed landmark that promises a unique living experience or a perfect holiday escape.
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The Gazebo Tower stands proudly as a part of the historic town walls, showcasing stunning 360-degree views of the River Wye, the Black Mountains, and the characterful architecture of Ross-on-Wye. While compact at just 645 sq ft (59 sq m), it offers all the essentials: a kitchen, living room, bedroom, and a delightful rooftop terrace. Perfect for hosting guests or as an unforgettable Airbnb!
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One of the quirkiest features? A bath tucked under the double bed—imagine the novelty! It’s complemented by an en-suite wetroom for a touch of modern comfort. Access to the roof via a battery-operated hatch offers breathtaking panoramic views, a truly magical setting for sunrise or sunset.

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The stunning countryside setting provides the perfect backdrop, and with the nearby market town of Ledbury just 13 miles away, conveniences aren’t far. Plus, London Paddington is only a two-hour train journey.

Originally built as a folly, this unique property has a fascinating story. It was once accessible only by ladder, but has been lovingly restored over the years into a liveable space by its current owner, Tony Billingham.

Are you ready to call this tower your own piece of history? 🏰✨ #DreamCastle #UniqueProperties #RossOnWye #HomeSweetHistory