The premises consist of the following: • Ground floor measuring approximately 85 square metres, including the main entrance hall, central staircase, central yard and back rooms. At the very back of the building, a spiral staircase leads all the way up to the roof. • First floor measuring approximately 100 square metres, comprising two interconnected rooms on the front and two interconnected rooms at the back. • Second floor measuring approximately 190 square metres, including a large room with a wooden balcony over the street, two interconnected rooms on the front and two interconnected rooms at the back. • Third floor measuring approximately 120 square metres, comprising two interconnected rooms at the front and two interconnected rooms at the back. The premises were constructed approximately three hundred years ago in traditional style with load-bearing masonry walls and floors and ceilings in stone slabs supported on timber beams and vaulted (arched) masonry supports. The building is in good structural condition. The premises are not in a good state of finish and require substantial refurbishment works, including all internal walls and ceilings, new apertures, and new services installations to present-day standards.