• 19th Century Chapel Conversion +
• Three Bedrooms +
• Impressive Reception Spaces +
• Southerly Aspect Garden +
• Detached Garden Cabin +
• Village Location close to Babington House +
• Available with no Onward Chain +
• Single Off-Street Parking Space +

Interact with the virtual reality tour and contact Forest Marble 24/7 to arrange your viewing of this fabulous chapel conversion, originally dating back to the early Nineteenth Century. The current home is a a striking example of sympathetic conversion and modernisation that has become so popular with buyers moving to area in recent years. The unique home offers considerable internal space and retains many of the original features including vaulted ceilings, stained glass, and exposed timber and masonry. A more recent extension has created a stunning reception room to the rear with log burning stove and large sliding glazed doors that open out the garden courtyard adding a new dimension to this historic building. Three bedrooms can be found across two levels, with shower and bathing facilities also available on each floor. Capacious hallways and landings increase the sense of space here and the southerly facing aspect to the rear allows for exceptional light through the living accommodation. The timber built garden studio is also a valuable addition and contributes significantly to the appeal for professionals and artisans who might look to utilise this versatile and convenient space within the plot. To view the virtual tour please follow this link:  Situation Leigh Upon Mendip is a pretty and popular Mendip village offering a primary school, public house and village hall. There is a local shop in the village of Stoke St Michael, which is only a couple of minutes' drive away. The market town of Frome is a short drive, and offers a wide range of facilities, including shops, supermarkets, cinema, leisure centre, music venues and theatres. Frome town itself is one of Somerset's finest heritage towns which boasts a fantastic spirit of togetherness, and has developed in recent years into an artistic and cultural hub with strong independent and artisanal connections. Bath and Bristol are both within commuting distance and there is private education in nearby Bruton, Wells and Cranmore. The village has become increasingly sought after in recent years as the community has a warm and welcoming feel which has shown to be very popular with people looking for rural living in the area. The renowned Babington House, luxury spa resort and event venue, can be reached in just a few minutes from the village.  what3words: toothpick.framework.award