Detached house for sale in Cradoc Road, Brecon, Brecon LD3

A one off opportunity to purchase a pair of Grade II listed chapels offering a unique development opportunity, subject to planning and listed building consent. They could be used as a home with a difference, sought after holiday let, workspace or a combination of the three. Both chapels face each other across a circular space. They are an early example of 19th century gothic cemetery chapels and have lots of features. With regards to access the purchaser would be granted pedestrian and vehicular access along the existing route. The access road should be kept clear at all times and it is suggested the circular area of grass between the chapel is used for parking. With no onward chain viewing is recommended.

Cradoc Road is a popular and sought-after residential area within easy access of the town centre and River Usk Promenade. Brecon is a traditional market town, the centre of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Surrounded by wonderful countryside it has a wide range of shops and amenities which include a cinema, theatre, leisure centre, library and golf course. It also has several good primary schools, a secondary school, college of further education and Christ College a private boarding school for boys and girls aged 7-18. With good access links Cardiff, Swansea and Hereford are all an hour’s drive and the nearest train station is in Abergavenny which is 20 miles away.

Services: Chapel number 1 has mains electricity but purchasers should make their own enquiries with regards to arranging for new utility connections for water and drainage. The seller will grant appropriate rights to lay new pipes, cables under the internal access road to allow new connection to be made.

Access:

The purchaser would be granted pedestrian and vehicular access along the existing route. The access road should be kept clear at all times and it is suggested the circular area of grass between the chapel is used for parking

Planning:

The chapels are being sold without any planning permission. Interested parties should discuss their specific proposals with the Brecon Beacons National Park.