A listed building which was once home to a drug farm has been put up for sale. The mansion which dates back to 1904, has been put on the market for £595,000.
The property boasts at least six bedrooms, four reception rooms, basement rooms, attic rooms and two studio apartments. The Grade II listed building was at the centre of a court case last year when its owner, Matt Matharu, was convicted of having a cannabis farm worth £416,000 there.
Police discovered the drugs in 2018 when they were investigating a report of burglary at the Hartlepool home. The imposing building, called Greystone, has been put on the market with estate agents, Robinsons.
