Historic village home with gardens, parking and vaulted main bedroom.
Grade II listed chapel conversion — restrictions on alterations and maintenance
Three double bedrooms; top-floor main bedroom with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe
Two reception rooms; high ceilings and original stone features throughout
Front and rear low-maintenance gardens with paved patio entertaining area
Two private allocated off-street parking spaces for convenience
Leasehold with c.964 years remaining; ground rent £50 per year
Sandstone walls likely uninsulated; potential retrofit/insulation costs
Local broadband speeds reported as slow
Set within a converted 1828 Grade II listed chapel, Number 3 is a three-bedroom end townhouse marrying historic character with contemporary comfort. Spread over three floors and extending to about 1,194 sq ft, the home offers generous ceiling heights, original stonework and tall windows that flood rooms with light. The top-floor principal bedroom is a vaulted retreat with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite. Two further double bedrooms, a modern family bathroom and flexible ground-floor reception rooms suit family living and home-working alike.
Practical conveniences include a well-equipped kitchen with integrated appliances, double glazing (installed post-2002), two allocated off-street parking spaces and low-maintenance front and rear gardens with paved entertaining areas. The layout creates a strong indoor–outdoor connection via French doors from the lounge to the rear patio, while the main living spaces retain period proportions and modern finishes.
Important considerations are factual and should be weighed by buyers: the property is Grade II listed, which will restrict alterations and may complicate maintenance; the building’s original sandstone walls are likely uninsulated; broadband speeds in the area are reported as slow. The house is leasehold with c.964 years remaining and a small annual ground rent of £50. Council tax is moderate.
Positioned in sought-after Edgworth village, the house benefits from a very low-crime, affluent area with good primary schools nearby, pleasant local amenities and easy commuting links to Bromley Cross and Entwistle stations. For families seeking character, storage and parking in a peaceful village setting, this home offers a rare blend of history and liveability, provided buyers accept the listed-status restrictions and potential retrofit considerations.
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