Octagon House: Unique £1.5M Prison Turned Home in Beverley
A unique property in Beverley, East Yorkshire, is on the market for £1.5 million. The Octagon House, originally a Victorian prison, has been transformed into a striking three-storey, eight-sided home.
The house boasts six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and an office, each offering a blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Bedrooms feature fireplaces and fitted wardrobes, while bathrooms include walk-in showers, roll-top baths, and underfloor heating. The master bedroom enjoys an en suite bathroom and a dressing room.
The ground floor hosts a spacious kitchen with an island, Corian work surfaces, and integrated appliances. French doors lead into an orangery and dining room, which opens to the garden. The living room showcases a log burning stove and large feature windows. A lime green office and a utility room with bespoke fitted units and bench seating also feature.
The cellar has been converted into an entertainment hub, housing a bar, cinema room, and games room. The house was converted from a prison in the late 19th century and underwent further renovation in 1987.
The Octagon House, with its distinctive shape and rich history, offers a rare opportunity to live in a unique and beautifully converted former prison. The property combines period features with contemporary design, providing a luxurious and spacious family home.
