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£300,000
1 bed detached house for saleBroad Marston, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Worcestershire CV37
1 bed
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC Rating: G
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
No Onward Chain
Character Property
High Specification
Village Location
Perfect Holiday Home or Holiday Let
Driveway
Offered for sale with No onward chain, we introduce Ebenezer Chapel!
Originally built as a Primitive Methodist chapel, this distinctive 19th-century building has been thoughtfully transformed into a beautifully presented and highly individual property, combining its original architectural character with a light and contemporary interior.
The chapel retains a number of features which give it a genuine sense of place, including its original stonework, impressive arched windows and striking ceiling height. These features have been complemented by a considered renovation which has created a comfortable, modern and welcoming space without losing the character of the original building.
The open-plan accommodation provides a sense of both space and intimacy, with the proportions and natural light of the former chapel creating an unusual and memorable interior. A mezzanine sleeping area and freestanding bath add distinctive features to the accommodation, while the overall finish is calm, understated and well suited to the building.
The property has been successfully operated as a holiday let for a number of years and has established a strong reputation with guests. Guest feedback has remained exceptionally positive, with 97.1% of reviews receiving five stars. The property has also attracted significant interest, having been saved to over 1,300 guest wish lists, and has welcomed returning guests who have chosen to stay again following their initial visit.
The chapel offers a quiet and peaceful environment, providing a place to slow down and unwind away from the demands of everyday life. Its combination of character, privacy, contemporary comfort and sense of calm has proved particularly attractive to those looking for somewhere to relax and reconnect.
Although the chapel has performed particularly well as a holiday property, its appeal is not limited to this use. The accommodation has the qualities of a highly individual home, offering an opportunity for a purchaser to enjoy the building as a permanent residence or second home, as well as retaining the option of continued holiday letting, subject to any necessary permissions and requirements.
Entrance Hall
As you enter the property you are greeted with the porch. The porch has a door leading to the kitchen/dining room.
Kitchen Dining Room
A range of eye-level and base units, belfast sink unit with mixer tap. Integral dishwasher, oven unit with induction hob and extractor fan. Space for under-counter fridge. One radiator, two windows to the front elevation and door leading to the porch and opening into the lounge.
Lounge
Two full length original chapel windows to the rear elevation, one radiator, under-stairs storage cupboard, stairs rising to the first floor and opening into the kitchen/dining room.
First Floor
Mezzanine
An open space with a banister to the stairs. Currently used as a bathroom with door leading to the toilet and door leading to the bedroom.
Toilet
Low-level flush WC, hand wash basin/vanity unit and one radiator.
Bedroom
Double bedroom, small circular window to the front elevation, exposed beams with high pitched ceiling, storage cupboard and one radiator.
Originally built as a Primitive Methodist chapel, this distinctive 19th-century building has been thoughtfully transformed into a beautifully presented and highly individual property, combining its original architectural character with a light and contemporary interior.
The chapel retains a number of features which give it a genuine sense of place, including its original stonework, impressive arched windows and striking ceiling height. These features have been complemented by a considered renovation which has created a comfortable, modern and welcoming space without losing the character of the original building.
The open-plan accommodation provides a sense of both space and intimacy, with the proportions and natural light of the former chapel creating an unusual and memorable interior. A mezzanine sleeping area and freestanding bath add distinctive features to the accommodation, while the overall finish is calm, understated and well suited to the building.
The property has been successfully operated as a holiday let for a number of years and has established a strong reputation with guests. Guest feedback has remained exceptionally positive, with 97.1% of reviews receiving five stars. The property has also attracted significant interest, having been saved to over 1,300 guest wish lists, and has welcomed returning guests who have chosen to stay again following their initial visit.
The chapel offers a quiet and peaceful environment, providing a place to slow down and unwind away from the demands of everyday life. Its combination of character, privacy, contemporary comfort and sense of calm has proved particularly attractive to those looking for somewhere to relax and reconnect.
Although the chapel has performed particularly well as a holiday property, its appeal is not limited to this use. The accommodation has the qualities of a highly individual home, offering an opportunity for a purchaser to enjoy the building as a permanent residence or second home, as well as retaining the option of continued holiday letting, subject to any necessary permissions and requirements.
Entrance Hall
As you enter the property you are greeted with the porch. The porch has a door leading to the kitchen/dining room.
Kitchen Dining Room
A range of eye-level and base units, belfast sink unit with mixer tap. Integral dishwasher, oven unit with induction hob and extractor fan. Space for under-counter fridge. One radiator, two windows to the front elevation and door leading to the porch and opening into the lounge.
Lounge
Two full length original chapel windows to the rear elevation, one radiator, under-stairs storage cupboard, stairs rising to the first floor and opening into the kitchen/dining room.
First Floor
Mezzanine
An open space with a banister to the stairs. Currently used as a bathroom with door leading to the toilet and door leading to the bedroom.
Toilet
Low-level flush WC, hand wash basin/vanity unit and one radiator.
Bedroom
Double bedroom, small circular window to the front elevation, exposed beams with high pitched ceiling, storage cupboard and one radiator.
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