A converted Powys chapel is currently on sale for £400,000, complete with a range of features including its own sauna.
A converted former chapel in Llandrindod Wells is currently on the market as a three-bedroom detached house for £400,00.
Two bedrooms are in the converted chapel building, while the property also contains a one bedroom chalet/studio building. But the most notable feature of the unique property might be its very own sauna as part of the property’s shower room.
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Estate agents Morgan & Co said: “A tastefully converted former chapel with two bedrooms, a magnificent double height living room, interesting minstrels gallery, conservatory, detached 1-bed Chalet, large gardens, orchard, two large barns and a workshop, set in a peaceful tiny hamlet, surrounded by beautiful countryside and only 0.4 mile from a Railway Station.
(Image: Morgan & Co)
(Image: Morgan & Co)
(Image: Morgan & Co)
“An attractive former Methodist Chapel built from stone walls with rendered and whitewashed elevations, under a slate roof. It was converted and extended in 1970 to a high standard by a famous blues musician.”
Morgan & Co also added a note that the sauna, despite being a unique feature, has gone unused for several years, but still described the room as “a luxury peach coloured wall hung suite”.
(Image: Morgan & Co)
(Image: Morgan & Co)
(Image: Morgan & Co)
Describing the living room, they added: “The former Chapel has been retained as a double height room with vaulted ceiling, two tall windows with arched tops to South and West, a large wood burning stove, slate flooring, television point, open staircase to first floor, a pair of glazed doors to Greenhouse / Porch and sliding door.”
The property also features a conservatory and gallery/study on the first floor, as well as one bedroom, with the other located on the ground floor.
Aside from the former chapel building, the property also features a greenhouse, two barns and a workshop.
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