For sale! Turnastone House was once Britain's oldest petrol station
For sale, with gas pumps! The £295,000 derelict Grade II Herefordshire cottage which was once England's oldest petrol station. The Grade II listed property is in the Welsh village of Turnastone, around 10 miles west of Hereford. of pumps in the front garden and was used as a petrol station from 1919
AdvertisementIt's a village property that's perfect for petrol heads, but maybe less for anyone in need of a modern family home ready to move into.
That's because this Grade II listed property in Turnastone - approx. 10 miles west of Hereford - was last inhabited in 2005 and has remained untouched since.
It is locally known as The Old Garage - although the name of the property is Glendore - as there are a pair of pumps in the front garden and it was used as a petrol station from 1919. It was thought to be England's oldest petrol station in 1992.
The detached property is being sold as a three-bedroom cottage, with an indicative price of £295,000. " height="642" width="962" alt="The Grade II listed property in Turnastone - which is approximately 10 miles west of Hereford - is currently on the market for sale" class="nothing" />
It's a village property that's perfect for petrol heads, but maybe less for anyone in need of a modern family home ready to move into.
That's because this Grade II listed property in Turnastone - approx. 10 miles west of Hereford - was last inhabited in 2005 and has remained untouched since.
It is locally known as The Old Garage - although the name of the property is Glendore - as there are a pair of pumps in the front garden and it was used as a petrol station from 1919. It was thought to be England's oldest petrol station in 1992.
The detached property is being sold as a three-bedroom cottage, with an indicative price of £295,000. " height="642" width="962" alt="The Grade II listed property in Turnastone - which is approximately 10 miles west of Hereford - is currently on the market for sale" class="nothing" />
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