3 rooms flat of 132 m² in Rochester

**four hundred years old** **fantastic location** **museum** Built in the early 17th Century as part of Richard Watts’ legacy, this 2 to 3 bedroom house situated in the heart of Rochester has become available for the first time. It provides substantial accommodation over three floors, with a cloak room and utility area on the ground floor plus two receptions, including a sun-drenched room towards the rear, currently used as a dining room. Living accommodation is on the first floor, with two further bedrooms, a shower room and separate cloakroom on the 2nd floor. At the rear of the property, is a secluded walled garden for the tenants’ sole use. 6 Poor Travellers’ House operated as a museum until about two years ago and the owners, Richard Watts Charities, require the incoming tenant to open the museum to the public on a number of specific days each year. The museum consists of one room at the front of the building and three of the original travellers’ rooms towards the rear. The house would therefore suit a tenant who wants to be part of the Charities’ 400 plus year legacy. This is a unique opportunity to live in one of the only remaining houses on the high street in Rochester and as such we would recommend an early viewing. Parking can be provided for an additional £100 per month. Security deposit to be held is £2653.84. Council Tax Band B.