Converted 1877 Gothic Revival chapel with original features retained
Over 1,200 sq ft arranged over four floors, high ceilings throughout
Two double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom
Large open-plan kitchen/diner with central island and integrated appliances
Private, landscaped sunny gardens; small plot with mature planting
One allocated off-street parking space only
Freehold, newly renovated in 2014; situated near town centre and schools
Multi-storey layout—multiple stair flights, not ideal for limited mobility
This exceptional two-bedroom end-of-terrace townhouse occupies the southwest corner of a converted 1877 Gothic Revival chapel, blending original period character with contemporary finishes. Over four floors and more than 1,200 sq ft, the home showcases high ceilings, arts-and-craft stained glass, exposed stonework and the original front door and staircase alongside a modern open-plan kitchen and two en-suite bedrooms.
Living spaces are bright and generous: a large living room with arched Gothic windows floods the interior with light, while the open-plan kitchen/dining/family room includes a central island, integrated appliances and built-in seating beneath feature windows. The principal bedroom benefits from triple built-in wardrobes and an en-suite; bedroom two occupies the top floor with exposed beams and a skylight.
Outside offers private, sunny gardens laid to lawn and patio with mature planting, plus one allocated off-street parking space. The property is freehold, newly renovated and situated within walking distance of Portishead High Street, local amenities and good schools in a very affluent, low-crime area. Council Tax band C.
Considerations: the home is arranged over four floors with multiple stair flights, which may not suit restricted mobility or those seeking single-level living. The plot is relatively small and parking is limited to one allocated space. As a converted historic building, ongoing specialist maintenance of period fabric may be needed over time.