The Manor Road properties were built in 1901, having been designed by Frank Tugwell, who also designed York’s Theatre Royal and The Savoy Theatre in London.
In a character appraisal of the area, Scarborough Council calls them Manor Road Mortuary Chapel and Manor Road Lodge.
Estate agent Harris Shields Collection, in its listing on property website Rightmove, describes it as a “truly unique property” on the market for the first time in 30 years and “arguably one of the most unusual and interesting properties to grace the market in Scarborough for quite a while”.
The vicarage is now a family home spread over three floors with four bedrooms, three reception rooms and private enclosed gardens with patio areas and peaceful views over Manor Road Cemetery.
Harris Shields says: “The chapel adjoins the vicarage and is currently spread over four floors and could suit many uses subject to planning permission such as offices, light industry, house or apartments.”
1. The former Manor Road Mortuary Chapel
Estate agent Harris Shields Collection says the chapel could suit many uses subject to planning permission such as offices, light industry, house or apartments. Photo: Rightmove
2. Sitting room
The property was designed by the renowned architect Frank Tudwell, who will be remembered for the Futurist Theatre, The Savoy Theatre in London and Theatre Royal in York. Photo: Rightmove
