Underground water reservoir converted into unique four-bedroom home goes on market for less than the price of a London flat

An 'absolutely stunning' four-bedroom home has hit the market for less than the price of a London flat - after it was converted from a subterranean Victorian reservoir.

The unique property in Barnstaple, Devon, is being auctioned with a guide price of between £400k and £450k.

It boasts large arched brick ceilings over a reception hall as well as a kitchen, a sitting room, a utility room and three bathrooms.

There is also ample outdoor space, with over half an acre of countryside, two garages and a Mediterranean-style brick-floored courtyard.

Images show the traditional red-brick Victorian aesthetic complementing a modern interior.

The property's walls have retained their signature arched shape, decorated with lamps that hang from the brick ceiling.

Perhaps the most striking feature of the home is not what lies inside, but what is on the outside - as anyone who approaches is met with a view of the house's arches embedded under the lawn.

The new owners would have the option of actually walking over the roof of their home on a patch of grass - offering stunning views of Barnstaple and their own patio beneath.

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