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Former chippy turned family home in Grade II timber-framed building to go under the hammer

A former chippy turned family home in a historic timber-framed building is going under the hammer.

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Set on Stafford Street in the centre of Market Drayton, for many years this Grade II listed property served the town as a popular fish and chip shop.

But in the last couple of years, it has been transformed into a family home and now it's up for grabs.

The building is probably best known as a former chippy. Photo: Barbers/Zoopla

The three-bedroom house is full of original and character features, including feature brick fireplace, exposed floorboards and wall and ceiling beams.

Photo: Barbers/Zoopla
Photo: Barbers/Zoopla
The dining room in the former shop. Photo: Barbers/Zoopla

There's also a cellar and the chippy's former prep room is now in use as a large utility room with an attached WC.

Upstairs features three good-sized bedrooms - one of which is currently being used as a home office.

Photo: Barbers/Zoopla
One of three bedrooms in the main house. Photo: Barbers/Zoopla
The family bathroom. Photo: Barbers/Zoopla

In addition to the accommodation of the main house, an attached annexe features an independent entrance into a spacious living room, as well as a kitchen, shower room and double bedroom.

Externally, a gated driveway off Stafford Street runs along the side of the property and opens out to a large parking area with two garages. The property also features a large roof terrace that sits over part of the annexe.

The building was previously used as a chip shop. Photo: Google (2022)

The property is available via the modern method of auction and is listed with a guide price of £360,000.

It's been listed by Barbers of Market Drayton, and is available to view online at zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/67143341.