House For Sale £800,000
Looking for something different? The Chapel is a clever conversion of a former nineteenth century (est.1880) place of worship from the Pembroke Estate. Set in the small village of Wylye, the property has a wealth of charm and character and is within easy reach of local amenities.
The generous accommodation, that extends to over 2260 sq. Ft., is perfectly balanced and offers significant flexibility, with wonderful living and entertaining spaces working well within the environs of a gothic revival former chapel. The Chapel offers a good sense of size with high ceilings and crafted double glazed leaded light mullion windows. There is a 21ft. Sitting area which opens into the dining and kitchen area with a large centre island. The property has been extended to provide a versatile studio / sun room with bi fold doors opening to the garden.
The ground floor of the property comprises a vestibule entrance with twin arch doors leading to the inner hall. To one side is a sizeable cloak room with a full height fitted storage wall, with a 10ft study on the other side. The hallway walks through to the main sitting area at 21 x 20 ft with quadruple windows and an alcove study area. Two archways leading to the 21ft open plan kitchen and dining area, including a pantry, integrated modern appliances, a large centre island and bamboo work surfaces. The original arched side-entrance leads from the kitchen into the modern 16ft studio reception, with a large skylight and bi fold doors opening out to the garden. This versatile extension includes separate shower and laundry rooms.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. To the rear are two double bedrooms with a separate shower room. In the middle is the family bathroom and a generous 15ft double bedroom with vaulted ceilings. The large master bedroom occupies the front of the property and extends to a full width of 22ft, benefiting from a dressing area, exposed beams, and a group of three lancet windows.
Outside is a double drive providing off street parking with an electric car charging point and a useful storage shed. A gated path leads to the front entrance and a private courtyard garden at the side of the property. The garden has been carefully landscaped to provide another lovely space for entertaining with a sun terrace, flower borders and vegetable patch.
Wylye Village: This picturesque and desirable village is situated within the Conservation Area on the banks of the river Wylye (a classic chalk stream, popular with anglers). Wylye has a strong sense of community and retains local amenities including a church, a post office and stores, a pub as well as a village hall with recreation area. There are a number of popular pursuits local to the Wylye area due to the nearby Langford Lakes and Wylye Down Nature Reserves, including walking and riding, with The Langford Tennis Club within two and a half miles of the property in neighbouring Steeple Langford. Wylye is some twelve miles northwest of Salisbury and a similar distance southeast of Warminster, both with mainline train stations with access to London Waterloo. Just outside the village, Deptford, is a gateway to two primary roads, the A303 (London, Stonehenge, Amesbury to the east) and the A36 (Southampton to Bristol and Bath).
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The generous accommodation, that extends to over 2260 sq. Ft., is perfectly balanced and offers significant flexibility, with wonderful living and entertaining spaces working well within the environs of a gothic revival former chapel. The Chapel offers a good sense of size with high ceilings and crafted double glazed leaded light mullion windows. There is a 21ft. Sitting area which opens into the dining and kitchen area with a large centre island. The property has been extended to provide a versatile studio / sun room with bi fold doors opening to the garden.
The ground floor of the property comprises a vestibule entrance with twin arch doors leading to the inner hall. To one side is a sizeable cloak room with a full height fitted storage wall, with a 10ft study on the other side. The hallway walks through to the main sitting area at 21 x 20 ft with quadruple windows and an alcove study area. Two archways leading to the 21ft open plan kitchen and dining area, including a pantry, integrated modern appliances, a large centre island and bamboo work surfaces. The original arched side-entrance leads from the kitchen into the modern 16ft studio reception, with a large skylight and bi fold doors opening out to the garden. This versatile extension includes separate shower and laundry rooms.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. To the rear are two double bedrooms with a separate shower room. In the middle is the family bathroom and a generous 15ft double bedroom with vaulted ceilings. The large master bedroom occupies the front of the property and extends to a full width of 22ft, benefiting from a dressing area, exposed beams, and a group of three lancet windows.
Outside is a double drive providing off street parking with an electric car charging point and a useful storage shed. A gated path leads to the front entrance and a private courtyard garden at the side of the property. The garden has been carefully landscaped to provide another lovely space for entertaining with a sun terrace, flower borders and vegetable patch.
Wylye Village: This picturesque and desirable village is situated within the Conservation Area on the banks of the river Wylye (a classic chalk stream, popular with anglers). Wylye has a strong sense of community and retains local amenities including a church, a post office and stores, a pub as well as a village hall with recreation area. There are a number of popular pursuits local to the Wylye area due to the nearby Langford Lakes and Wylye Down Nature Reserves, including walking and riding, with The Langford Tennis Club within two and a half miles of the property in neighbouring Steeple Langford. Wylye is some twelve miles northwest of Salisbury and a similar distance southeast of Warminster, both with mainline train stations with access to London Waterloo. Just outside the village, Deptford, is a gateway to two primary roads, the A303 (London, Stonehenge, Amesbury to the east) and the A36 (Southampton to Bristol and Bath).
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