• A stunning and fascinating conversion of a former Methodist chapel originally build in 1899, +
• Converted in the 1980`s, the current owners substantially modernised the home in 2019 +
• Highly individual, this property is one that comes with a high recommendation to view +
• Arranged over two floors, the properties accommodation extends to around 2,098 square feet +
• Sitting room with a view to the roof space, taking in beams, chapel windows and galleried landing +
• The kitchen was fully modernised in 2019 to create a contemporary open plan living area +
• The ground floor also includes a double bedroom with en suite, study and utility room +
• Principal bedroom with an en-suite shower room, two further guest bedrooms and a family bathroom. +
• Mature, enclosed rear garden enjoying paved terrace, lawns and raised flower beds +
• There is off road parking for 2-3 vehicles to park in tandem alongside the chapel +

Welcome to The Old Chapel, Alderton, which having started life as Methodist Chapel in 1899, was then converted into a family home in the 1980`s. Fast forward to 2019, when the current owners took possession and they undertook a substantial refurbishment of the property and today we bring to the market, a stunning and fascinating four bedroom home that is beautifully appointed and which combines the charm of the historic building with a modern and contemporary finish that meets the demands of modern day living.

The accommodation is arranged over two floors and today, The Chapel enjoys circa 2098 square feet of internal space and as such, all of the rooms are well proportioned, with a majority featuring the period features one would expect such as original beams and the tall chapel windows whilst enjoying modern touches such as the wood burner in the living room and the glazed galleried landing on the first floor.

On the ground floor is an entrance hall that leads through to a large central room, which is currently being used as an office by the sellers. From the office a door to the head of the room leads through to the living room, and what a room this is.

The first thing one notices is the height of the roofline within the room, the second is the stunning galleried landing that sits above the living room and which is such a feature of the first floor and the building itself. Further points of interest about the room include the feature log burning stove and the light that the room enjoys, this from the three tall chapel windows that run along the left-hand elevation.

Within the room are three internal doors. The first leads to the separate utility room, which is located to the head of the living room, the second door takes you to the ground floor bedroom and finally, behind door number three is an exquisite kitchen with an adjoining living area.