Spacious vaulted living, gated parking and private decking for entertaining.
Victorian Gothic chapel conversion with stained glass and high ceilings
Approximately 2,091 sq ft (194.3 sq m) of versatile living space
Ground-floor guest bedroom with boutique en-suite shower
Open-plan kitchen with double oven, island and wine cooler
Main bathroom with bath, separate double shower and twin basins
Gated enclosed driveway and ample off-street parking
Extensive bespoke wooden decking and landscaped garden
Notable cons: slow broadband, above-average local crime, higher council tax
Set in a converted Victorian chapel, this three-bedroom detached house combines high ceilings, stained glass and exposed beams with modern fittings. The ground floor offers an open-plan kitchen with integrated appliances, a large lounge with a log-burning stove, a study and a guest bedroom with boutique en-suite — ideal for multigenerational living or flexible home-working.
The first floor provides a versatile open-plan landing and two further bedrooms, one currently used as a walk-in dressing room. The main bathroom is substantial, with both a bath and a separate double shower. Glass balustrade stairs and generous room proportions preserve the property’s historic character while delivering contemporary circulation and light.
Outside is an enclosed gated driveway with ample off-street parking and extensive bespoke wooden decking, suitable for entertaining or quiet relaxation. A pathway runs the property’s perimeter and the landscaped garden complements the distinctive Victorian Gothic exterior.
Practical points to note: council tax is described as quite expensive and local broadband speeds are slow. Crime levels are above average in the area and several nearby schools have mixed Ofsted ratings, including some requiring improvement. The building’s age and chapel conversion mean ongoing maintenance and sensitive upkeep should be expected.