Step inside majestic and breathtaking Southsea house that offers grandure and history

Brankesmere House is not only a gorgeously crafted property but it is a building with centuries of history.

Brankesmere was originally built as one property but it has since been divided into three residential dwellings - two of which have come onto the market: Brankesmere House and 2 Brankesmere. There is the option for a prospective buyer to purchase the two properties to create one dwelling.

Brankesmere House has been utilised as an office space but it has been granted planning permission to convert it back into a residential property which could comprise of four bedrooms, four shower/bathrooms, an open plan kitchen,lounge and dining room, a utility room and a double cloakroom. 

The Grade II listed property is also believed to be the meeting place of the KGB and the UK police during in 1956 following the famous disappearance of Navy diver Lionel 'Buster' Crabb.

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