The historic former Montrose Theatre Royal building has come to the market.
The 19th-century building on Bridge Street is the only surviving Georgian theatre in Angus.
The last performance at the theatre was in around 1837.
The B-listed building is now a three or four-bedroom townhouse and is on the market for offers over £230,000.
The building features original shutters, box panels with classical figures, a servant’s bell, decorative wreaths and a ceiling star with four cherubs.
The listing says: “This home has preserved its distinctive character and historical significance, offering a rare opportunity to own a beautifully restored piece of architectural heritage.”
The entrance vestibule has a tiled floor and a feature glazed window with a stained glass door into the hallway.
In the kitchen are sash and case Georgian-style windows and a range fireplace.
The dining room, which could be used as a fourth bedroom, has original shutters and ornate cornicing.
Meanwhile, the formal lounge has original Prince of Wales columns and a feature fireplace.
There is also a shower room with an original hand-wash basin.
The master bedroom features an ornate fireplace, ornate cornicing and a ceiling rose.
There is also a door to the “Jack and Jill” family bathroom.
The two further bedrooms also have ornate fireplaces and other original features.
The historic Montrose theatre property is on the market with T Duncan & Co.
Elsewhere in Angus, a mansion near Brechin with cottages, stables and 70 acres of land is up for sale.
And in Perthshire, an A-listed country house near Bridge of Earn is on the market for the first time in 50 years.
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