Wrexham: Converted chapel goes on the market for £325,000
The property, which was originally built in 1892 is up for sale with Belvoir Wrexham for £325,000.
The five-bedroom home in Brymbo, boasts original features from the chapel as well as four reception rooms and off road parking.
A spokesperson for Belvoir Wrexham, said: "Renovated Chapel which has over 3,000 sq feet of internal living space, it has tastefully retained many original features like exposed beams on the first floor but importantly has managed to make it look like a real, spacious family home internally.
"The property does require some general updating in places but with five reception areas, five large bedrooms with two en suites, off road parking both front and rear for up to three vehicles and large rear, tiered garden that was previously a school playing field, and not associated with the chapel or being utilised as a graveyard.
"To the front of this distinctive converted chapel lies a paved blockwork driveway, providing off-road parking for up to two vehicles. The property benefits from two entrances: The main entrance to the right, accessed via a set of stone steps leading to double timber doors. A secondary entrance, also front-facing, with stone steps to a single timber door. To the side, further stone steps descend to a timber cellar door, with a pathway continuing along the gable end providing rear access.
"Entered via the secondary front entrance, this practical square room features a front-facing double-glazed window with privacy glass. Stripped timber flooring, radiator, and exposed beam. Functional details include gas and electric meter boxes, rcd unit, coat hooks, and three internal doorways leading to the kitchen-dining area, WC, and a storage cupboard with plumbing for a washing machine.
"With continuity of the stripped timber flooring, this cloakroom comprises a low-level WC and a wall-mounted wash basin with circular vanity mirror above. Additional features include a storage shelf, exposed beam, and decorative light fitting.
"A generous and well-appointed kitchen with a comprehensive range of timber base and wall units. Belfast sink beneath the side window, Belling range cooker, and space for an American-style fridge freezer. Features include rear and side double-glazed windows, a stained-glass internal feature window, kitchen island, boiler cupboard, lino flooring, and dual decorative spotlight fittings.
"The bright and expansive conservatory enjoys views over the rear garden, with part-brick construction and UPVC double-glazed panels. Features include a polycarbonate roof, wood laminate flooring, exposed chapel stone wall, twin electric heaters, and spotlight fittings.
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"An expansive L-shaped principal reception room brimming with character. Features include a magnificent stone fireplace with inset gas fire, log burner effect, coved ceiling, two radiators, TV/internet points, and multiple light fittings. A door at the rear of the room leads directly to the front porch.
"A turning, carpeted stairwell opens to a spacious L-shaped landing with exposed beams and steel supports. Radiator, attic hatch, Velux rear window, and six internal doors lead to five bedrooms and the main bathroom.
"Immediately behind the dwelling is a gravelled sitting area which has stone built retaining wall behind. There are stone steps on the left hand side that give access to the first tier of the garden which is laid mostly to lawn with mature trees and shrubs. Further steps give access to the top tier of the garden where there is also a double gate access to the Church Road which can provide further off road parking."
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