A converted 19th century chapel in Powys is now on sale as a four-bedroom house with a price tag of half a million pounds.
Based in Bwlch-Y-Ffridd, a hamlet near Newtown, the four bedroom property was originally a chapel dating back to the 1800s and is now on the market with an asking price of £500,000.
Represented by estate agents Morris, Marshall & Poole, the property has been described as featuring a “wealth of character”, having been “tastefully modernised to a high standard throughout”.
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They said: “Located in the heart of the hamlet of Bwlch-y-ffridd Rose Chapel offers an exceptionally well-presented former chapel and school room which boasts four spacious bedrooms.
(Image: MM&P)
(Image: MM&P)
“The property combines period features with a modern contemporary style to create a stunning and unique home and retains a number of original features including carved ceiling beams, vaulted windows and hand carved panelling.
“The home has been perfectly modernised with high quality fittings including modern kitchen, bathrooms and ensuite.
(Image: MM&P)
(Image: MM&P)
“Just a short drive from Newtown the property is on the doorstep of the Gregynog Estate with a number of picturesque walks, offering a peaceful, yet connected position.”
The property features an entrance hall and reception room on the ground floor, as well as living room, dining room and kitchen.
An “impressive” stairway leads to the first floor, which features four bedrooms. The main bedroom has an ensuite bathroom, while there is also a family bathroom.
(Image: MM&P)
(Image: MM&P)
The velux windows throughout the first floor are electronically operated by remote controls and benefit from rain sensors.
Describing the garden, Morris, Marshall & Poole added: “The rear of the property offers a spacious yet private rear garden backing onto the adjacent woodland, primarily laid to lawn the garden features two seating areas with decorative stone, as well as a raised patio and well stocked flower beds.”
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