Inside stunning Victorian Villa which is frozen in time

A Victorian mansion has come onto the market and this sprawling eight bedroomed property feels like you are stepping back in time.

Located on Osbert Road in Blundellsands, the mansion is decorated with furnishings straight out of a period drama. The property is currently listed on Right Move.

The exact price of this exquisite property remains a mystery and the asking price is only available upon request. The mansion is up for sale with Clive Warren estate agents and is described as a "stunning period home set within fabulous grounds ready to be loved by its next new family."

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Nestled just around the corner from Blundellsands Park and less than half a mile from Blundellsands and Crosby train station the property is the perfect location for a family.

The house is surrounded by substantial grounds and even has its own coach house. There is also a plot of land connected to the property which already has planning permission just incase you decide you want some new neighbors.

One of the reception rooms inside the property (Clive Watkin)

With eight bedrooms there is more than enough room to entertain guest and the interior furnishings make the house look like it could be used as a set for Downton Abbey. The centre piece of one of the sitting rooms is the grand piano and is also decorated with plush red velvet curtains and a pair of Chesterfield chairs.

The dining room looks practically frozen in time (Clive Watkin)

The bathroom is fitted with some striking marble features (Clive Watkin)

In the dining room, the impressive period place settings make it look like it was laid out for a dinner party and frozen in time, with a lace table cloth covering the long dining table. One of the bathrooms inside the property is fitted with striking white marble features - including a standalone bath and old-fashioned lavatory.

The conservatory was designed by the same architect who designed Liverpool's Philharmonic Hall (Clive Watkin)

The conservatory of the property was even designed by the same architect who designed the Philharmonic Hall, the India Buildings and the entrances to the ventilation towers of the Mersey Tunnel. In between designing some of Liverpool's best known buildings, architect Herbert Rowse found the time to design this Blundellsands conservatory.

The property sits on a substantial private plot (Clive Watkin)

The property even has its own smoking room, "morning room" and laundry room, which offer a reminder of its rich history.