• Built in 1818 +
• Originally a Wesleyan Church & Sunday school +
• 2,110 sq. ft./ 196 sq. m (inc. garage) +
• 36' reception area with central chimney +
• Four first floor bedrooms +
• En-suite to bedroom one +
• Secluded courtyard garden +
• Village nursery, primary school & bus collection to secondary +
• Five village pubs, church, village hall, playing & sports fields +
• M4 Motorway 2.5 miles, Swindon 4 miles, Oxford +

Tucked away on Chapel Lane, this unique conversion of a former church and Sunday school, originally built in 1818. With its Victorian and Georgian influences, the house boasts a wealth of character whilst remaining modern and practical for daily life.

As you enter, you are greeted by a stunning 36-foot galleried main reception area, featuring a striking double-height central chimney that serves as a focal point of the room. This impressive space is perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying quiet evenings at home, allowing for a seamless blend of history and modern living.

The surrounding village offers a delightful community atmosphere, complete with a nursery, primary school, church, hall, and five welcoming pubs, making it an ideal location for families and individuals alike. The property is conveniently situated just 2.5 miles from the M4 motorway, providing easy access to nearby towns and cities. Swindon is a mere 5 miles away, while the historic city of Oxford is within a comfortable 30-mile drive.

This exceptional house presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of history, combined with the comforts of contemporary living. With its unique architectural features and prime location, it is a must-see for anyone seeking a distinctive home in a vibrant community.

Comprising entrance porch, entrance hallway, 36' reception, second reception, kitchen, utility, cloakroom, four bedrooms, bathroom, en-suite, cloakroom, garage. The open air storm porch provides space for drying of boots or timber, double doors lead into the entrance hallway, a door leads into the cloakroom which has space for a shoe rack and further coats storage. French doors lead into the main reception, which has a galleried landing overlooking the central area, a snug area to the front has a patio door out to a front seating area overlooking the lane. The middle of the reception centres around a double height chimney, the rear of the reception room offers space for a dining table and library. A further snug reception is tucked away to the rear of the main reception and has two walls running along the rear garden, providing an opportunity to link the two perhaps with bi-fold doors. The kitchen is centrally off the main reception, overlooks the garden and has a handy larder, a door leads through to the utility, which in turn leads through to the garage and rear garden. On the first floor the landing provides relaxation or hobbies space with all bedrooms and main bathroom leading off it. Three of the four bedrooms have built in storage, bedroom one also benefiting from a wet room en-suite.