Land For Sale £130,000
Timothy A Brown are delighted to offer for sale this well maintained semi detached rural Methodist chapel, located in the hamlet of Biddulph Park, approximately 2 miles from Biddulph town centre. Great development potential (subject to planning permission).
Biddulph Park Methodist Chapel was originally built circa 1860 as a Wesleyan Chapel, and offers accommodation of great charm and character. There is a good head height, making provision of a second floor possible (subject to planning consents) and scope for adapting the Chapel according to requirements, such as for a dwelling/studio/office (subject to planning consents).
The accommodation briefly comprises: Porch, chapel, side hall, vestry/office, function room with walk in store, kitchen and disabled w.c. Outside, to the front is a low level boundary wall with forecourt and to the rear is an enclosed yard.
Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the size and space available.
Located within the picturesque rural locality of Biddulph Park and surrounded by countryside. The twisting country lanes are interesting to explore and offer enjoyable walks and are suitable for horse riding, as are the well known walking routes of the ‘Gritstone Trail’ and Staffordshire Way nearby, Rudyard Lake with Steam Railway and the Biddulph Valley Way bridle path. National Trust Biddulph Grange gardens and country park nearby.
The town of Biddulph offers a good selection of pubs, restaurants and fitness centre, whilst still having a variety of outdoor pursuits including scenic walks in Staffordshire and the Peak District National Park. The town centre boasts Sainsburys, Argos, butchers, florists and newsagents as well as essential services such as chemists, doctors and dentists.
Practically the towns of Congleton, Leek and Macclesfield are within 3,9 and 12 miles respectively. Congleton has a thriving range of facilities with the railway station providing links to the national rail network and connections to frequent expresses to London. Equally the historic market town of Leek is just a short drive away, with its cobbled market place, unspoilt architecture and variety of independent shops, antiques and award winning tea shops.
N.B. Selling due to relocation of Oasis Community Church.
Front Double Doors To:
Porch (6' 5'' x 4' 8'' (1.95m x 1.42m))
PVCu double glazed window to either side. Door to:
Chapel (31' 7'' x 31' 6'' (9.62m x 9.59m))
PVCu double glazed windows to three elevations. Six double panel central heating radiators. 13 Amp power points. Door to:
Side Hall (11' 7'' x 4' 2'' (3.53m x 1.27m))
Double doors to outside. Single panel central heating radiator. Consumer unit. Doors to function room and vestry/office.
Vestry/Office (11' 8'' x 9' 9'' (3.55m x 2.97m))
Two PVCu double glazed windows to side aspect. Double panel central heating radiator. Fireplace. 13 Amp power points.
Function Room (27' 9'' x 14' 3'' (8.45m x 4.34m))
Two PVCu double glazed windows to side aspect. Two double panel central heating radiators. 13 Amp power points. Incorporating walk in store. Door to kitchen and large disabled w.c. Door to rear yard.
Kitchen (13' 5'' x 11' 8'' (4.09m x 3.55m))
Two opaque PVCu double glazed windows to side aspect. Fitted with a range of light timber effect laminate base and eye level units with granite effect roll edge working surfaces over. Tiled splashbacks. Inset single drainer stainless steel sink unit. Electric water heater. Double panel central heating radiator. 13 Amp power points. Fireplace. Oil fired central heating boiler. Central heating control panel.
W.C. (9' 10'' x 8' 1'' (2.99m x 2.46m))
Opaque PVCu double glazed window. Double panel central heating radiator. Suite comprising: Low flush w.c. And pedestal wash hand basin.
Outside
Front
Low level stone boundary wall with central wrought iron gate. Forecourt leading to front door.
Rear
Access gate to yard enclosed by brick wall. Oil central heating tank. Steps down to cellar.
Tenure
Freehold (subject to solicitors' verification).
Services
Mains electricity and water are connected (although not tested). Heating via an oil fired boiler.
Viewing
Strictly by appointment through sole selling agent Timothy A Brown.
Biddulph Park Methodist Chapel was originally built circa 1860 as a Wesleyan Chapel, and offers accommodation of great charm and character. There is a good head height, making provision of a second floor possible (subject to planning consents) and scope for adapting the Chapel according to requirements, such as for a dwelling/studio/office (subject to planning consents).
The accommodation briefly comprises: Porch, chapel, side hall, vestry/office, function room with walk in store, kitchen and disabled w.c. Outside, to the front is a low level boundary wall with forecourt and to the rear is an enclosed yard.
Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the size and space available.
Located within the picturesque rural locality of Biddulph Park and surrounded by countryside. The twisting country lanes are interesting to explore and offer enjoyable walks and are suitable for horse riding, as are the well known walking routes of the ‘Gritstone Trail’ and Staffordshire Way nearby, Rudyard Lake with Steam Railway and the Biddulph Valley Way bridle path. National Trust Biddulph Grange gardens and country park nearby.
The town of Biddulph offers a good selection of pubs, restaurants and fitness centre, whilst still having a variety of outdoor pursuits including scenic walks in Staffordshire and the Peak District National Park. The town centre boasts Sainsburys, Argos, butchers, florists and newsagents as well as essential services such as chemists, doctors and dentists.
Practically the towns of Congleton, Leek and Macclesfield are within 3,9 and 12 miles respectively. Congleton has a thriving range of facilities with the railway station providing links to the national rail network and connections to frequent expresses to London. Equally the historic market town of Leek is just a short drive away, with its cobbled market place, unspoilt architecture and variety of independent shops, antiques and award winning tea shops.
N.B. Selling due to relocation of Oasis Community Church.
Front Double Doors To:
Porch (6' 5'' x 4' 8'' (1.95m x 1.42m))
PVCu double glazed window to either side. Door to:
Chapel (31' 7'' x 31' 6'' (9.62m x 9.59m))
PVCu double glazed windows to three elevations. Six double panel central heating radiators. 13 Amp power points. Door to:
Side Hall (11' 7'' x 4' 2'' (3.53m x 1.27m))
Double doors to outside. Single panel central heating radiator. Consumer unit. Doors to function room and vestry/office.
Vestry/Office (11' 8'' x 9' 9'' (3.55m x 2.97m))
Two PVCu double glazed windows to side aspect. Double panel central heating radiator. Fireplace. 13 Amp power points.
Function Room (27' 9'' x 14' 3'' (8.45m x 4.34m))
Two PVCu double glazed windows to side aspect. Two double panel central heating radiators. 13 Amp power points. Incorporating walk in store. Door to kitchen and large disabled w.c. Door to rear yard.
Kitchen (13' 5'' x 11' 8'' (4.09m x 3.55m))
Two opaque PVCu double glazed windows to side aspect. Fitted with a range of light timber effect laminate base and eye level units with granite effect roll edge working surfaces over. Tiled splashbacks. Inset single drainer stainless steel sink unit. Electric water heater. Double panel central heating radiator. 13 Amp power points. Fireplace. Oil fired central heating boiler. Central heating control panel.
W.C. (9' 10'' x 8' 1'' (2.99m x 2.46m))
Opaque PVCu double glazed window. Double panel central heating radiator. Suite comprising: Low flush w.c. And pedestal wash hand basin.
Outside
Front
Low level stone boundary wall with central wrought iron gate. Forecourt leading to front door.
Rear
Access gate to yard enclosed by brick wall. Oil central heating tank. Steps down to cellar.
Tenure
Freehold (subject to solicitors' verification).
Services
Mains electricity and water are connected (although not tested). Heating via an oil fired boiler.
Viewing
Strictly by appointment through sole selling agent Timothy A Brown.
