House For Sale £500,000
Enjoying a prime position in the thriving village of Black Bourton and with kerb appeal in abundance, this detached former Methodist Chapel will exceed your expectations at the turn of every corner.
The Old Chapel was built in 1862 and was an active place of worship until the 1970s. The Gothic style part glazed door to the western gable end leads you directly into the super kitchen which has white high gloss units with brushed chrome door furniture and oiled timber work surfaces. The fully integrated appliances include double electric oven, four ring ceramic hob, dishwasher, tumble dryer and inset Belfast sink. The kitchen also features an Oak timber floor which extends through to the breakfast area which comfortably seats six. The Oak floor runs throughout the entire ground floor of the building bringing a warmth and charm that carpets never can. The light and spacious main sitting room has a modern wood burner and double doors that lead out onto a generous paved patio garden. A dog-leg staircase with turned balustrade and banister over leads to the first floor where there are two double bedrooms and a single bedroom/study, all of which have the decorative upper section of the Chapel windows on show. There is a house bathroom to the first floor and cloakroom to the ground floor which perfectly complete the internal accommodation.
Externally, there is a good-sized private garden that wraps around the property and includes a small lawned area, pretty flower beds and multiple seating areas. This really is a stunning property in every respect and one that would be so easy to fall in love with.
Council Tax Band E - £2,584.82
It is to be noted there is no mains drainage to the property.
Black Bourton is a small village about eight miles to the south west of Witney. It has a 12th century church, The Vines public house, a recreational park with tennis court and village hall shared with the neighbouring village of Alvescot. The larger village of Bampton is a couple of miles away and has a good range shops and other amenities including a medical practice.
The Old Chapel was built in 1862 and was an active place of worship until the 1970s. The Gothic style part glazed door to the western gable end leads you directly into the super kitchen which has white high gloss units with brushed chrome door furniture and oiled timber work surfaces. The fully integrated appliances include double electric oven, four ring ceramic hob, dishwasher, tumble dryer and inset Belfast sink. The kitchen also features an Oak timber floor which extends through to the breakfast area which comfortably seats six. The Oak floor runs throughout the entire ground floor of the building bringing a warmth and charm that carpets never can. The light and spacious main sitting room has a modern wood burner and double doors that lead out onto a generous paved patio garden. A dog-leg staircase with turned balustrade and banister over leads to the first floor where there are two double bedrooms and a single bedroom/study, all of which have the decorative upper section of the Chapel windows on show. There is a house bathroom to the first floor and cloakroom to the ground floor which perfectly complete the internal accommodation.
Externally, there is a good-sized private garden that wraps around the property and includes a small lawned area, pretty flower beds and multiple seating areas. This really is a stunning property in every respect and one that would be so easy to fall in love with.
Council Tax Band E - £2,584.82
It is to be noted there is no mains drainage to the property.
Black Bourton is a small village about eight miles to the south west of Witney. It has a 12th century church, The Vines public house, a recreational park with tennis court and village hall shared with the neighbouring village of Alvescot. The larger village of Bampton is a couple of miles away and has a good range shops and other amenities including a medical practice.
