A historic landmark is up for sale - complete with its own Gothic tower.

The quirky property is nearly 200 years old, and sits on the mock Gothic town walls of Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire .

Listed at £300,000, the unusual Grade II-listed Gazebo Tower boasts one cosy double bedroom, built-in closet space and its very own rooftop terrace with 360-degree views across the picturesque River Wye.

Space inside the three-storey property is at a premium, so the lucky owners can take advantage of their own wet room adjacent to the bedroom, along with a second downstairs loo.

There is also space for a bath to be installed under the bed, which is currently covered over.

The three floors are connected by spiral staircases, leading up from the kitchen on the ground floor to the living room on the second.

It features hardwood flooring, a modern electric fireplace and glass walls that allow light to filter through from the original windows.

The view outside the Grade II-listed Gazebo Tower (Jam Press/Hamilton…