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4 bed town house for saleTimsbury Methodist Church, South Road, Timsbury BA2
4 beds
3 baths
2 receptions
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Former Methodist Chapel with consent for conversion
Popular Village Location
Full Planning for stunning conversion
Consent for 4 bedrooms Home c.2400 sq.ft
Excellent Redevelopment Opportunity
Description
An exceptional opportunity to transform a former Methodist Church into a unique residential dwelling. Located in the charming village of Timsbury, this period chapel, originally built in 1805, has the benefit of planning permission granted by banes Council under reference 26/00336/ful in August 2026 permitting its conversion into a stunning four-bedroom home with 226 sqm/2432 sqft of accommodation. The design thoughtfully incorporates the chapel's heritage while introducing modern, expansive living.
The design has been meticulously planned to create dynamic living areas. The existing public entrance at the west end will become a welcoming entrance hall, complete with a staircase, WC and a utility room discreetly placed at the rear, accessible from the kitchen. The central bay will feature an impressive two-storey atrium above the dining area, seamlessly flowing into an open-plan kitchen designed to overlook a newly created rear garden and patio by way of demolishing the mid 20th Century rear hall. To the east, a large living room will offer folding-sliding glazed doors opening onto the garden, complemented by a separate study or home office.
On the first floor, a landing with a full-height glazed screen will overlook the striking atrium below. This level will house a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, two additional double bedrooms (one with its own en-suite bathroom), a single bedroom, and a family bathroom. The conversion cleverly utilises existing windows throughout, preserving the architectural integrity of the original chapel.
Further enhancements include the excavation of the existing ground floor to install a new, thermally insulated floor with underfloor heating, ensuring modern comfort. While on-site vehicular parking is not feasible due to space constraints, ample on-street parking is readily available adjacent to the property. A bus stop with regular services is conveniently located within 150 metres, and secure, roofed storage for four bicycles will be provided in the north-west corner of the garden area.
Situation
The popular village of Timsbury lies approximately 9 miles south-west of Bath, nestled towards the foothills of the Mendips and just east of the picturesque Chew Valley. Bristol is also within easy reach (12 miles), as is Bristol Airport (15 miles). Timsbury offers a thriving and well-served community with a comprehensive range of everyday amenities including a doctors’ surgery, pharmacy, and a well-regarded primary school. Local convenience shops, a pet shop, hairdressers, a variety of cafés, the traditional Seven Stars pub, and a popular café and fish & chip shop all contribute to a welcoming and sociable local environment. Recreational and community provisions are strong, with a large recreation ground featuring sports pitches for football, cricket, and rugby, along with tennis courts and a well-equipped play park. The village also benefits from a community-run library and several venues – Conygre Hall, the ymca Hall, and the Royal British Legion Club – which host a range of activities and events, making Timsbury an attractive setting for families and those seeking a well-connected yet community-focused location. The World Heritage Site of Bath, famed for its Roman heritage and Georgian architecture, offers excellent schools and extensive cultural attractions including restaurants, museums, art galleries, the historic Roman Baths, and the Thermae Spa. Communications are excellent; Bath Spa station provides regular services to London Paddington (from approximately 75 minutes) and to the south-west via Bristol Temple Meads.
Additional Information
We are led to understand that the property has mains water, mains electricity and is connected to mains drainage. Full planning consent and documents are viewable on the banes Planning Portal under Reference 26/00336/ful with the usual conditions. A Community Infrastructure Levy (cil) is payable on commencement of works calculated at £34,903.47 (some exemptions are possible but please take advice).
The Church is being sold by the agents acting for the Church Trustees.
Viewings are strictly by prior appointment with the agents at set times and dates. Please contact James Pyle & Co for further information.
An exceptional opportunity to transform a former Methodist Church into a unique residential dwelling. Located in the charming village of Timsbury, this period chapel, originally built in 1805, has the benefit of planning permission granted by banes Council under reference 26/00336/ful in August 2026 permitting its conversion into a stunning four-bedroom home with 226 sqm/2432 sqft of accommodation. The design thoughtfully incorporates the chapel's heritage while introducing modern, expansive living.
The design has been meticulously planned to create dynamic living areas. The existing public entrance at the west end will become a welcoming entrance hall, complete with a staircase, WC and a utility room discreetly placed at the rear, accessible from the kitchen. The central bay will feature an impressive two-storey atrium above the dining area, seamlessly flowing into an open-plan kitchen designed to overlook a newly created rear garden and patio by way of demolishing the mid 20th Century rear hall. To the east, a large living room will offer folding-sliding glazed doors opening onto the garden, complemented by a separate study or home office.
On the first floor, a landing with a full-height glazed screen will overlook the striking atrium below. This level will house a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, two additional double bedrooms (one with its own en-suite bathroom), a single bedroom, and a family bathroom. The conversion cleverly utilises existing windows throughout, preserving the architectural integrity of the original chapel.
Further enhancements include the excavation of the existing ground floor to install a new, thermally insulated floor with underfloor heating, ensuring modern comfort. While on-site vehicular parking is not feasible due to space constraints, ample on-street parking is readily available adjacent to the property. A bus stop with regular services is conveniently located within 150 metres, and secure, roofed storage for four bicycles will be provided in the north-west corner of the garden area.
Situation
The popular village of Timsbury lies approximately 9 miles south-west of Bath, nestled towards the foothills of the Mendips and just east of the picturesque Chew Valley. Bristol is also within easy reach (12 miles), as is Bristol Airport (15 miles). Timsbury offers a thriving and well-served community with a comprehensive range of everyday amenities including a doctors’ surgery, pharmacy, and a well-regarded primary school. Local convenience shops, a pet shop, hairdressers, a variety of cafés, the traditional Seven Stars pub, and a popular café and fish & chip shop all contribute to a welcoming and sociable local environment. Recreational and community provisions are strong, with a large recreation ground featuring sports pitches for football, cricket, and rugby, along with tennis courts and a well-equipped play park. The village also benefits from a community-run library and several venues – Conygre Hall, the ymca Hall, and the Royal British Legion Club – which host a range of activities and events, making Timsbury an attractive setting for families and those seeking a well-connected yet community-focused location. The World Heritage Site of Bath, famed for its Roman heritage and Georgian architecture, offers excellent schools and extensive cultural attractions including restaurants, museums, art galleries, the historic Roman Baths, and the Thermae Spa. Communications are excellent; Bath Spa station provides regular services to London Paddington (from approximately 75 minutes) and to the south-west via Bristol Temple Meads.
Additional Information
We are led to understand that the property has mains water, mains electricity and is connected to mains drainage. Full planning consent and documents are viewable on the banes Planning Portal under Reference 26/00336/ful with the usual conditions. A Community Infrastructure Levy (cil) is payable on commencement of works calculated at £34,903.47 (some exemptions are possible but please take advice).
The Church is being sold by the agents acting for the Church Trustees.
Viewings are strictly by prior appointment with the agents at set times and dates. Please contact James Pyle & Co for further information.
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