Overview

• Estate agents Hamilton Stiller have put the 19th-century Gazebo Tower on the market at £330,000, presenting it as a local landmark with strong holiday-let appeal.
• The turret offers about 645 sq ft across three circular storeys with a kitchen, living room, bedroom and a small rooftop terrace reached via a battery-operated hatch.
• A distinctive layout features a double bed with a bath installed underneath, an en-suite wetroom and spiral staircases linking the floors.
• The structure forms part of Ross-on-Wye’s historic walls and was built in 1833 as a viewing tower in the Gothic Revival style.
• Herefordshire Council sold the tower in 2001 to Tony Billingham, who renovated it and opened it for visits that raised donations for local charities.