Characterful family home with expansive garden and rural views.
Five bedrooms including master with dressing room and luxury ensuite
Open-plan Neptune kitchen with full-height glazing to garden
Large 0.25 acre plot backing onto paddocks with open countryside views
Double tandem garage, driveway parking for several vehicles
Newly renovated former chapel finished to a high specification
Oil-fired central heating; oil tank located in utility area
Medium flood risk — buyers should seek flood and insurance advice
Overall size listed as small (approx. 400 sq ft) — verify measurements
This former chapel has been sensitively and comprehensively renovated to create a striking five-bedroom family home on an impressive 0.25 acre plot backing onto paddocks. High-spec touches include a Neptune kitchen, porcelain tiled floors, bespoke shutters, and a master suite with dressing room and luxury ensuite. The extensive rear garden and open rural views give a strong sense of space and privacy despite the property's compact listed footprint.
Practical strengths for families include generous downstairs living — a large dining hall, lounge with log-burning stove and an open-plan living kitchen with full-height glazing — plus utility rooms, substantial loft storage and a double tandem garage with remote roller shutters. Cat 5 cabling to key rooms and fast broadband make the home well suited to remote working and modern family needs.
Buyers should note the house uses oil-fired central heating and an oil tank is sited in the utility area. There is a medium flood risk for the area; prospective purchasers should obtain specific flood advice and insurance quotes. Council tax is above average and the advertised overall size is shown as small (total approx. 400 sq ft on supplied data), so confirm measured floor area and room dimensions before committing.
Overall this is a characterful, newly renovated period conversion tailored to families wanting rural views, strong indoor–outdoor flow and extensive garden space, but it carries running-cost considerations (oil heating, higher council tax) and a medium flood risk that should be investigated.