The Twisting Rooms was originally, as the name suggests, a building where hemp was twisted into rope. The original shell of the building has handsome stone elevations under a slate roof while the interior has high or vaulted ceilings, attractive sash casement windows, exposed stone walls and industrial heavy duty iron supports.

The apartment lies on the second and third floors with the living room, second bedroom and family bathroom accessed off the hallway with a spiral staircase that leads up to the third floor where there is a principal bedroom with an en-suite shower room. The hub of the property is undoubtedly the outstanding spacious living room that is a light bright living space further enhanced by the high vaulted ceilings. This space is divided into three with a sitting area, a dining area and kitchen area. The kitchen area is laid to a ceramic tile floor and has a comprehensive range of floor and wall mounted units and cupboards with an integral gas hob and electric oven with space for a dishwasher and a washing machine. The remaining area of the room is laid to carpet.

The first floor bedroom has a built-in wardrobe and is served by a family bathroom. A spiral staircase gives access to the second-floor bedroom that has an en-suite shower room and the best of the views over the adjoining countryside. The property is in good decorative order and has gas fired central heating.

Under the building, accessed through the garage, is a 'hidden' garden room. Windows to one end look out over the river and local countryside while the floor is laid to Travertine. This would make a useful hobbies room or home office.

Outside
Underneath the building there is garage with double doors. Beyond the garage there is a useful storage are and then in turn the 'hidden' garden room.