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St Lukes Church Mission, Heywood, Lancashire. OL10 1DGThe Church Mission was converted in 2002 to a residential dwelling. The conversion provides 5400 sq ft of accommodation on 3 levels, plus a cellar which can be accessed from an external stair case and has potential for conversion. The property is located 14 miles from Manchester City centre and is conveniently located approximately 1 mile from M62/M60. The rear of the property houses a double garage and a single garage, both with electric doors. The integrated triple garage is accessed from the utility room. The conversion has created a splendid family home boasting 6 double bedrooms, 3 of which are en-suite, a further family bathroom and 2 ground floor WCs. The lounge is 22ft x 33ft, which comfortably holds 4 large, 4 seater sofas. The lounge has 2 double French doors and leads onto a paved patio area, adjacent to the large lawned garden.  Contact: Brad Daniel 07711916093 or 0161 763 5304 Price: £595,000 |
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Lombardia, ItalyPrice: 1.800.000 EUROS A former convent dating from 1700 located within its own parkland of more than 6,000 m2 just 1 km from the centre of Sabbioneta. The floor space is 2,000 m2 and the restaurant takes up around 1,000 m2 while 1,500 m2 is in a rustic state and not currently used. There is a covered veranda, wine cellars, loft areas and owners apartment. There is a 1,500 m2 internal courtyard with private car park and the wings of the property house two kitchens, one for the restaurant and one for banquets for 300 covers. The restaurant has been here for about 40 years and has an internal courtyard in the style of Andre Palladio. There are plans for up to 40 rooms plus a wellness centre but the external and historic aspect of the building would remain unchanged. The area has just one 4 star hotel in Casalmaggiore and the area is also home to a number of important companies which generate a lot of business for the hotels and restaurants in the area with the weekends very popular with tourists. The walled town of Sabbionneta is renowned for its beauty and in 2008 was awarded world heritage status by UNESCO and well known stars of the world of entertainment and culture are frequent visitors to the town. The property is set in 6,050 m2 of gardens and park there is a 45m 2 garage, a 350 m2 rustic building and 250 m2 gatekeepers house. The property has private access and has electricity, water, gas, sewage and telephone connected and is situated 25 km from Parma, 30 km from Reggio Emilia, 45 km from Modena and 130 km from Milan. Contact: |
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The Old School, Hanley Castle, Nr Upton upon Severn
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Holy Trinity Church, Blackwell, Worcestershire B60 1BLEntrance Porch. Principal Congregation Area. North and South Transepts. Chancel. Vestry. Cloakroom. Cellar. Loft. Bell Tower. Approx: 2110 ft² (196m²) ground floor area. Lych-Gate. Parking and Grounds. Permissions: Residential & Commercial use (Live/Work) The magnificent natural stone elevations stand beneath a distinctive pitched tiled roof and bell tower. The internal accommodation is accessed via heavy double front doors opening into a particularly light and spacious former congregational area enlightened by wonderfully restored stained glass leaded light windows set into natural stone walling. The twin-storey vaulted ceiling is enriched with interesting cross beams and braces, all set over a polished boarded floor. Tall arched openings give access to the north and south transepts of equal merit. The chancel rejoices in a magnificent easterly facing ecclesiastical window and a chequered tiled floor. Favourable covenants depict that the pulpit, font and four pews have been retained. The property can be approached through a reflective lych-gate of timber frame with a pitched tiled roof, all over a stoned driveway with parking area. To the rear of the property is a level grassed area for which a fence is to be constructed by the purchasers. Holy Trinity Church stands prominent within the heart of the picturesque village of Blackwell, which provides excellent local facilities including a renowned golf course. Further facilities for shopping, leisure and education are available in nearby Barnt Green, central Birmingham and Bromsgrove together with quick and easy access to the M42, M5 and the main motorway network Guide Price: £400,000 To be sold by auction on 5th May 2009 - if offers not received before.  |
    Contact Owner: Tel: 07729797963 rob[at]theartofglass.com Please replace [at] with @ |
Nr Elgin, ScotlandPrice reduction for quick sale:Converted Church 4 Star Bed & Breakfast Stunning Panoramic Views 6 Bedrooms (3 En-suite) Lounge With Dining Area Self Contained 1 Bed Appt Approx 2 Acres  The church is situated in a superb rural location approximately 5 miles east of Elgin and close to both, the Grampian Highlands and the sandy beaches and dunes of the Moray Firth. The location is 1/2 a mile from the village of Urquhart and enjoys uninterrupted views over surrounding countryside. Included in the asking will be all carpets and fitted floor coverings; all light fittings; the fitted oven, hob, washing machine and dishwasher in the kitchen/breakfast room.  |
   Offers over £549,000 Contact: 01343-843063; 0774 886 7825 parrandier@yahoo.de www.oldchurch.eu |
Williamstown, MAResidential/Catering/Artist Space/B&B for sale. Former Mens Club and Church (Circa 1901) 4,200 square feet on three levels with the potential for four. Completely renovated in 2001. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, oversized whirlpool and screened in porch off of the master bedroom, slate roof, fully insulated, new copper plumbing, new 4 zone heating system, new wiring, blonde rock maple floors throughout, new double storm windows, wainscoted walls, 14 foot ceiling in Main living area, antique lighting, ceiling fans, pub area with authentic Irish bar, lots of natural light, great mountain views, lovely neighborhood within 50 yards of public park with ball fields, basketball court and kids playground, huge wrap around raised deck, plenty of outside storage, walk to center of Williamstown in 15 minutes. Mixed use pending approval: residential/commercial. Two full kitchens with a licensed stainless steel catering kitchen on the lower level. Easily converted to a two family home. Incredible space for artist/caterer/craftsperson. Handicap ramp. Town water/sewer. Low Taxes for a dwelling of this size in a picture postcard college community: www.Williams.edu  Contact: Ronald.L.Gallagher[at]williams.edu Change [at] to @ when mailing for more info |
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Chapel Cottage, 26-28 High Street, Ecton, Northampton, NN6 0QBFew homes offer the 'wow factor' quite like Chapel Cottage, an 18th century Grade II listed home in the heart of the village of Ecton. Whilst retaining many original features and plenty of country charm, the current owners have created a restful scheme from the pale, colour-washed exposed beams to the original fireplaces. However unlike many old cottages, there are good ceiling heights throughout. The family-sized kitchen with its high-spec appliances and central island has a traditional, almost 'New England' country feel. Four bedrooms, two reception rooms and a very spacious family bathroom. In 2001, after restoring the cottage, the owners decided to take on an even more ambitious project: to convert the adjacent Baptist chapel and join it to the main house. This has provided an amazing contemporary space with mezzanine floor, stylishly modern shower room and large airy kitchen and dining room with doors to the garden - a perfect place for entertaining. The garden to Chapel Cottage is as stunning as the house, offering a sunny aspect together with a large shaded decked area for relaxing outdoors. It is complemented by water features, including a small stream running through a gravel bed, softened with decorative bamboo.  Price: £575,000 Contact: Mike Hatch on 07798 708420 |
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Brixton Hill, London SW2 3RNBeautiful conversion in gated mews. This property is part of a large grade II listed methodist church (built 1880) that was converted 10 years ago, but has recently been refurbished.The ground floor is entirely open plan with the kitchen to the front of the property and then a dining area and the lounge at the back. There is a small decked rare garden with a herb bed and a japanese maple. The first floor has two large double bedrooms and the main bathroom. The second floor has one good size double room and the master bedroom with ensuite. The Third floor is a 20ft mezzine room (Used as a home office) in the rafters of the old roof with access through the master bedroom. It is a beautiful part of the house with offers excellent views over the rooftops of London and good natural light. In addition to the private rare garden there is also a large garden with mature trees that is shared by the houses in the mews. There is a car space available to each house carpark and drive is all paved with red brick. Freehold SERVICE charge: £60pcm  Price: £525,000 Contact: inano@neropearls.com Mobile: 07989211880 |
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| Nr Pwllheli, Gwynedd,
North Wales A Former Church in rural village on the Lleyn Peninsula. A church has stood on this site since 595 AD. The present Grade II listed building was built in 1765 and then extensively rebuilt between 1890 and 1894 of Helsby/Runcorn sandstone construction which makes it particularly unusual in North Wales where granite is the norm. The location is nothing short of idyllic and the building itself is outstandingly beautiful. This is without doubt a development opportunity not to be missed. The property is Grade 2 listed. The local Planning Department have informally advised that Planning Applications to use the property for the following will be approved: Business - Commercial - Offices - Workshop - Studio - Visitors Centre - Tourist Accommodation - Tourist Attraction - Storage - Gallery - Museum - Etc. (subject to Gwynedd Unitary Development Plan and Building Regulations). Planning Applications to convert the property into a private permanent residential dwelling will NOT be approved. The Church was deconsecrated in 1991 and stood unused and forgotten until I bought it in 2002. After 2 years of repairs, restoration and redecoration I opened the building as an Arts Centre – a venue for exhibitions, fetes and concerts, etc. The acoustics within the building are superb and several cd recordings were made of the concerts. The Arts Centre proved very successful, however due to personal circumstances I had to close it in late 2006 and I am now offering this beautiful building for sale. The building is of cruciform shape with the ground floor being one large space. There are two further rooms within the tower, each measuring 23 x 23ft, as does the roof of the tower where you can enjoy 360 degree breathtaking views of the Lleyn Peninsula, an area of outstanding natural beauty. The building has mains electricity and mains water supply and is in good overall condition. A 1911 Organ (fully restored and working) sits on its balcony overlooking the ground floor and the sandstone font is the eye-catching centrepiece of the entrance. The building boasts spectacular carvings and sandstone pillars and the original oak parquet floor is in superb condition. The surrounding churchyard is NOT included in the sale, it remains the property of Church In Wales and is maintained by the local council. The Lleyn is a very popular holiday destination and property is always in high demand – particularly as second or holiday homes. The nearest town is Pwllheli (5 miles) and the surfing resort of Abersoch is a 15-20 minute drive. There are numerous beautiful beaches within easy reach, the nearest being Nefyn and Porth Dinllaen, where Demi Moore’s recent movie 'Half Light' was filmed. The area boasts many superb golf courses and the list of things to do and places to visit is endless.  |
     Could you please remove the Former Church, Pwllheli, Gwynedd from your Unique website. I am delighted to be able to tell you that it is now SOLD !!!!!!!! Many thanks for showing the property on your site, the response has been massive My thanks and best regards Wendie |
Bressingham Lodge, South Norfolk
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Ottershaw, SurreyAn attached three bedroom Victorian chapel conversion of exposed stone and brickwork, together with many original features, set in a private secluded , garden in the Surrey village of Ottershaw. It is situated between Weybridge and Woking, convenient set just over 1 mile outside motorway network at jnct.13 M25. This Victorian chapel originally built to serve a workhouse, was most imaginatively and sympathetically converted about seventeen years ago into a beautiful home. It now benefits from two further extensions which were themselves subject to stringent planning & building specifications. Although it is not grade two listed, it is however subject to a local listing as a building of historic interest. There are no burials. The house is arranged over three floors with the three en-suite bedrooms on the first and second floors. The total floor space is 1978 sq.ft. There are two polished granite and marble columns supporting the roof under coloured brick archways, which make such unique features. The red and black brick arches are quite stunning, being complimented by typical Gothic shaped leaded windows. The original rear exterior wall retaining all of the exposed stone complimented with the Gothic window surrounds, forms a large feature wall of the dining room. There are a range of fitted and free standing rustic hand made cupboards in both the kitchen and dining room. The property also benefits from hard flooring throughout the ground floor, with slate in the dining room and man made limestone throughout the remainder of the ground floor. Apart from looking quite special, other than washing, it is totally maintenance free! The dining room is of sufficient size to double as an occasional fourth bedroom. The garden is extremely private and easily maintained with a slate chippings area, paved patio area and flower beds. It is very well stocked with trees and shrubs. There is a private parking area which can easily accommodate six or more cars.  Contact details: 01932 875613 E-mail: pattiehodgson[at]btinternet.com Change the [at] for @ when responding Offers in the region of £599,000 |
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Tibshelf, Alfreton, DerbyshireFormerly The Old Sunday School to the Methodist Chapel in Tibshelf, this unique home has been skillfully converted and renovated to a high standard. Accommodation is arranged over three levels and includes a totally self contained annex with 2 bedrooms. There is a large garage on the ground floor, impressive contemporary styled open plan loft style accommodation on the first and second floor, and outside there is an enclosed courtyard area.   Price: £299,950 Contact: 07976 827068 |
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The Old Chapel – Ladock, Truro, Cornwall, TR2 4PGAn exemplary example of a former Wesleyan Chapel dating from the early 19th century located in a sought-after village within easy reach of Truro and equi-distant from the north and south coasts with their sandy beaches and excellent sailing waters. The chapel was sympathetically converted in the late 1990’s and skilfully respects the original architecture whilst at the same time creating a comfortable home. Large entrance hall with double doors leading to:- Living Room – A magnificent room occupying the main body of the chapel and of two-storey height. A spiral staircase leads to a Library Gallery whilst two staircases lead to the first floor. Kitchen - beautifully fitted with Bosch and Neff appliances Bedroom 1 – A good sized double room Bathroom 1 – Of excellent size and containing bath, shower cubicle, two wash basins and WC Utility Room with sink unit and plumbing for washing machine, Oil-fired boiler. On the First Floor there are two further double bedrooms and a bathroom. There is a large garden which leads down to a small stream and a large double garage/workshop.  Guide Price: £470,000 Contact: 01726 884068 |
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St James, Little Ravely, Nr Huntingdon, PE28 2NFGrade II listed former 13th century church with fitted kitchen, sitting room with vaulted ceiling, four bedrooms all en-suite, garage. The property was converted to a private dwelling in 1985 to a very high standard. The property retains a large range of original archtectural features.   Contact: jonesharris@btinternet.com |
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Thurlstone, South Yorkshire, S369QWThis is a Wesleyan Church dated 1888, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, 800 sq ft lounge with 25ft vaulted ceilings, open plan kitchen and diner, the property is 2400sq ft on 3 floors.An 800 sq ft basement that has had plans drawn up for a two bedroom flat (subject to planning permission) The property is very contemporary with marble floors and solid hard wood floors through out each floor level. We are asking £399,000 which is negotiable, or are willing to look at a part-ex (cash either way) or another project.  Contacts: Mobile:07717 156485 Office: 01732 746554 Email: Andi.Chamberlain[at]wrsl.com (When replying please change [at] to @) Price: £399,000 |
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West Pinchbeck, Spalding, LincolnshireFormer Methodist Church, which has been sympathetically converted to a high specification, whilst retaining many original features. Attention to detail has not been spared in the design and layout of this property. Given the fact that church/chapel conversions are one of the hardest to achieve due to the high windows and large open space, which can create an un-homely feel. This church conversion has achieved the opposite.A very spacious (4,200sqft) 5 bedroom home, with a one bed self contained annexe (internal), large enough for two families to live very comfortably, also ideal if running a business from home. The church has several engraved stones around the base of the building, these are memorial stones, which were purchased to help towards the funding of the new church which was rebuilt in 1925. The church doesn't have any graves. Within easy reach of the market town of Spalding (10 mins by car), which is a fast developing town. Rail link from Spalding to Peterborough to Kings Cross approx. 1hr 10mins. Entrance hall, cloakroom, reception hall, dining room (23'7"x11'10"), kitchen (12'9"x8'10"), utility, snug/study, lounge 5.89m(19'4 plus bay x 9.19m(30'2") plus 27' high vaulted ceiling, 4/5 bedrooms, en-suite bathroom, family bathroom, self contained annexe with kitchen/sitting room, bedroom and en-suite bathroom, leisure room with bar 6.20m(20'4") x 7.70m(25'3") plus 3.6m x 1.7m hallway, 7 seater spa pool, further bedroom or sitting room with balcony overlooking fields and a garden at rear with sheds (would make ideal workshops) The front of the property is enclosed by brickwork and wrought iron railings with double gates leading to flagstone driveway. Sodium flood lights front, side and rear.   |
  Price:£395,000 Contact: Tel:01775-640267 Mob:07907 952524  |
Cannon Street, AccringtonUnique opportunity to purchase a fabulous re-development scheme in the centre of Accrington, access to the regional motorway network belies its setting and can be reached within 10 minutes, ideal for Manchester and Halifax/Leeds. This stunning Grade II mid-19th century church provides a fantastic development opportunity with Listed Building consent and Planning Permission already granted for a select development of 16 apartments varying in size from 3 beds (1313 sq ft) to 1 bed (526 sq ft). Net floor area of 15,343sq ft over four floors, provides potential to vary accommodation and increase the number of units. Alternatively with apartment sizes significantly above the norm it offers an array of opportunities to create a signature home, variously incorporating roof galleries, double height living rooms, spiral stairs, expansive lounges and intimate corners. Located within the business district of Accrington and surrounded by commercial offices (accountants, solicitors and professionals) the property also has considerable potential for re-development to exploit the imposing nature of the building’s exterior and spacious interior, subject to planning. Price: Offers in the region of £425,000 Contact: 07912 764338 |
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Pontypridd, South WalesSt
Matthews Church is a building of architectural merit both inside and
out. The conversion of the church will consist of 5 x 3 bed triplex
apartments, each apartment in excess of 2000 sq ft. The design
minimises the conversion costs and the church surprisingly is NOT
listed has NO covenants and NO graveyard.
Planning
consent has been obtained to convert the main building into 5
large apartments taking full advantage of the beautiful internal
features and stained glass windows. The building is of sound structure
and in good condition both inside and out.
It also
has the benefit of detailed planning for the erection of 4 x 3 double
bed terraced houses within the grounds, this is a level plot of
land opposite a primary school.
Price:
Church: £250,000; Land: £150,000
Contact
details: 07971 057611 / 02920810166
email jezzaroberts@aol.com |
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St Georges Church, Central ManchesterTriplex apartment approximately 1200 sq ftLounge/Dining Room/Kitchen Upper gallery study Two bedrooms, one en-suite Secure perimeter car park with designated parking space Occupying a front and corner position of the building, with many original features of character, with electric wet central heating system, double glazing, intercom entry bell system and communal lift. Grand Communal Reception Entrance Hall with marble tiled floor, vaulted ceiling, Corinthian pilasters. Stunning 27’0 x 17’11 Lounge/Dining Room/Kitchen with maximum ceiling height of 14’4 with beech finish strip flooring, spiral staircase to Upper and Lower Levels, feature apex ceiling with original beamwork, Velux double glazed skylight windows, feature Gothic windows to the front and side. High specification Kitchen Area with high quality fitted units including stainless steel extractor hood, ceramic hob and underoven. Upper Level – Amazing 27’0 x 8’4 Upper Gallery Study with full length glass block floor with illumination, galleried over the Lounge/Dining Room/Kitchen. Lower Level – Hall. Feature half semi-circular window seat, spiral staircase and beech finish strip flooring. Bedroom One 12’3 x 11’2 with extensive floor-to-ceiling window and beech finish strip flooring. Impressive En-Suite Shower Room/WC combined with marblese panelling to walls, corner shower cubicle and ceramic tiled floor Inner Lobby with second entrance. Bedroom Two 12’5 x 9’9 with feature stone mullioned window. Luxury Master Bathroom/WC combined with marblese feature panelling to walls and bath with overbath shower. Alarm system. Secure perimeter car park with designated parking space. Attractive secure communal landscaped grounds.  Price: £289,000 Contact: Woody 0784 101 8921 Claire 0772 533 8985 |
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Wesleyan Chapel, Denford, NorthantsThis 1890s Wesleyan Chapel is for sale in the sought-after East Northamptonshire village of Denford, converted for residential use to an exceptional standard in 2000. Offering a superb blend of original features and contemporary open plan living and boasting a high specification to include gas fired central heating. Entrance vestibule, reception hall, large (25'x25' maximum) stunning sitting room with dining area, drawing room with vaulted ceiling, separate family room with well appointed contemporary dining kitchen, utility room, cloakroom & downstairs w/c. On the first floor is an impressive landing area with original circular mullioned stained glass window to the front and a most impressive large (25'x19' maximum) master galleried bedroom overlooking the drawing room with en suite shower room, three further bedrooms and family bathroom. To the front there is block paved off road parking for two vehicles and to the rear a stunning tiered landscaped decked garden enjoying an open aspect into the fields beyond. The Old Chapel is convenient for commuting to London (Wellingborough express train is 55 minutes), as well as road links via nearby A-14/A-45 to Kettering, Huntingdon, Northampton, Peterborough, and Cambridge.   |
  Price: Offers over £400,000 Contact: tel. 01832 737906 Email: tedflaherty@btinternet.com |
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Malmesbury, Wilts, SN16Magnificent methodist church conversion. With consent to use part as a boutique hotel. The main area is just over 26' x 24', with oak fireplace and pine floor. The original organ and pulpit date back to 1839. Kitchen, and dining room, plus breakfast area. 5 beds, 4 en-suite.  Contact:01666 823241 Email: malmesbury@rabennett.co.uk |
BANFF SCOTLANDCHURCH SUITABLE FOR OTHER USES SUBJECT TO PLANNING  Contact: |
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YORKSHIRECHURCH IN YORKSHIRE WITH FULL PLANNING AND LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR A LARGE HOUSE READY TO CONVERT   Price: £225,000 Contact: |
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FORRES, NE SCOTLANDCHURCH FOR SALE WITH FULL PLANNING AND LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR TWO LARGE FOUR BEDROOM HOUSES FOR SALE AS A WHOLE OR IN TWO LOTS NEAR TO FINDHORN BAY IN A SMALL MARKET TOWN   |
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THE OLD SCHOOL, NEWINGTON, KENT, UKA unique Victorian School, built in 1869. Beautifully situated in a small quiet village opposite a 12th Century church & lovingly converted to a large family home retaining many original features including bell tower. Kent rag stone, spectacular large diamond pattern windows, oak flooring, wood panelling, many beams throughout, 14’ high vaulted ceiling, Kent peg tile roof with friendly gargoyles at each corner, good size garden with brand new large octagonal Summer House, shrubs, plants, Silver Birch, Acer & Fir trees. This amazing character home has been finished to a very high standard. Large Gothic Window overlooking pretty garden. Large Garage + Workshop Space + Private Driveway with Parking for 4 cars Completely flexible family accommodation near local schools, shops, supermarkets, sports & leisure facilities, 5 minutes from the sea & historic Victorian promenade "The Leas" in Folkestone. Kent "Garden of England". 5 minutes to Elham Golf Course; 20 minutes to the Cathedral City of Canterbury; 5 minutes to mainline station – 1 hour 15 minutes to London Charing Cross. 2 minutes to the M20; 12 minutes to Ashford International Station with links to London & Europe.  Price: - OFFERS OVER £550,000 UK FOR QUICK SALE Contact: jamiecrompton@hotmail.co.uk 07768 813000 |
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Nr Frome, SomersetChurchfield House is a detached former church of Doulting stone to the design of William Butterfield (1840-1900). His other work included All Saints Church, London, Rugby School and Keeble College, Oxford. The original church was built in 1856 and became pastorally redundant in 1981. The building has been sympathetically and imaginatively designed to provide a beautiful and spacious home whilst retaining much of the original character and drama of the former church. Of particular note are the stained glass gothic windows with leaded lights attributed to Alexander Gibb.  Contact: bdougans@btinternet.com |
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Huntingdon, CambridgeshireBuilt c.1840 on the site of the former priory, the Old Lodge is a striking example of Victorian neo-Gothic architecture. Its singular style was strongly influenced by the ideas of John Ruskin, with an emphasis on the work of individual craftsmen in an age, even then, increasingly dependent upon mass production. In this same spirit, throughout a sensitive 3 year renovation, the 'perpetual renewal' of this important building has continued via the employment of master craftsmen and conservation materials and techniques. This deceptively spacious 2–3 bedroom detached home sits in a tranquil setting on the edge of a cemetery, with views of the nearby church and incorporates, amongst a wealth of period features, an exceptional vaulted private chapel. It offers a plethora of original features both internally and externally, including neo-Gothic porch and windows and ornamental barge boards to gables. There is fine Victorian stone masonry throughout, including ornate limestone open bay and lancet windows with limestone mullions and limestone fireplaces with carved mantel and jambs and stone hearths. All of the rooms boast exposed floorboards or tiles, whilst many have fine woodwork such as doors with carved and chamfered jambs, muntins and architraves; and oversized skirting boards. Every downstairs room is double aspect. The Old Lodge additionally benefits from two reception rooms, kitchen/utility room and family bathroom. The property enjoys gas to radiator central heating, a walled garden and off road parking for up to three cars. Huntingdon, the historic market town and birth-place of Oliver Cromwell is just 52 minutes from London by train. Price: £249,995 |
  Further details and pictures are available at: www.gaskell.tv email: info@gaskell.tv 0207 096 1560 07711 706 799 |
Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia1892 deconsecrated Anglican Church located in the historic town of Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia Canada. Renovated in 2006 into a custom built open living concept residential home. Awarded the Nova Scotia Heritage Trust Society best adaptive Church re-use design award of 2007. The church has been converted to a warm, comfortable home but still maintains the character of the original structure. Light shines through the arched, Gothic windows, the large wooden beams are exposed and the building's floors, ceilings and walls highlight the dark, burnished wood. The altar is still in place but now houses a modern kitchen. The pews have been removed and the main area of the church has a living area, dining space, wall bookcases and a wood stove. The front entrance has a bedroom and washroom, but the original entrance doors are still in place. Above is a spacious loft area with master bedroom and ensuite. A small room has been added at the back to create an additional living space.All original cross beams, tongue and groove woodwork and moldings. Interior is all wood including floors, walls & ceilings, with the exception of slate floor tile in kitchen and entryways. Custom Stainless steel kitchen, Convection oven, S/S built in fridge/freezer, dishwasher and propane cooktop. Marble tile counters and back splash with custom made local artisan tiles. Custom made chandelier and light fixtures. Open master bedroom with opening skylight and ensuite. Re-claimed 1940's restored cast iron railing surrounds the loft. Second bedroom on main floor w/built in bed and book/display shelves. Main floor bathroom with custom tiled shower, soaker bathtub and console sink. Guest bedroom also on main floor adjacent to living area. Jotul European woodstove and energy efficient thermal storage heating system. Custom built wooden shutters in all main areas. Laundry and storage area includes stackable washer and dryer. Useable crawlspace. Home is located on approximately 1/3 acre of land. Approximately 1325 sq feet in size. Ideal as a summer residence or year round living. Price $349,000 Canadian. Contact: taniarolland@hotmail.com or (902)532-7373 |
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Midhurst, West SussexBuilt beautifully in 1840 as Ebenezer Chapel.It is in fair condition, with a newly renovated roof, but does require internal renovation etc. Main room 100 sq.m It is freehold, with residential permission and not listed. There is a private garden with octagonal summerhouse, off road parking for several vehicles, wc, and an improved back vestry with services, that is immediately capable as acting as a site office or owners on site accomodation. Midhurst is a highly desirable town 1 hour from London. This would make a fabulous opportunity for someone. Price: £360,000 Contact: tel. 01730 817017 tim at timwheater.com |
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The Auld Kirk, Sauchen, Aberdeenshire,
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| Description: | Converted church with many period features.
Five beds, balcony sitting room, and 0.6 of an acre of land. |
| Condition: | Good |
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| Price: | Offers over £445,000 |
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Illinois, USA We just recently finished converting a 1874 baptist church to a custom 3800 sq ft home. The style is Victorian, lots of pocket doors, decorative glass, custom mouldings 4 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, home theater: 10'x22', seating for 12. projection and Bose surround, 54x96 screen, gourmet kitchen, grand dining room 9'x38', 600 sq ft master bedroom suite, master bath is all ceramic and marble with lots of listels, 4x5 shower and 4x6 whirlpool tub. We have some original stained glass murals, one is 6 feet by 13 feet. Twenty five foot ceiling. 1800 sq ft of maple hardwood floors on first floor. Floors are 85 years old. Move in ready. Designed for entertaining. Incredible kitchen: Schrock 42" maple cabinets, 25 feet granite counter tops, 2 stoves, 2 sinks, 2 microwaves, 2 dishwashers, 4'x8' island which is maple butcher block, multiple master bedrooms. Two bedrooms on first floor and two bedrooms on second floor. Commercial potential. Property was commercial and we had it rezoned residential. Aproximately 45 miles west of Ohare International airport. 25 miles west of Naperville, Illinois and 20 miles west of Aurora.  Price: $499,900 My phone number is (001) 815 286 3783. |
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| Kimbolton, Cambs Proposed conversion to residential dwellings of former Kimbolton Youth Centre and chapel.  |
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THE CHAPEL, STEENS BRIDGE, LEOMINSTER, HEREFORDSHIRE, HR6 0RR   A beautifully converted Methodist Chapel (1880) with many original features. Set in the hamlet of Steens Bridge, positioned in an elevated South facing position bounded by open fields with lovely views. Mains electricity, gas and water. Porch Dining Room - 13'x9'7" Kitchen/Breakfast Room 20'2" x 8'6" Utility Room - 8'10" x 6'1" Spacious bathroom with bidet, vanity unit, cupboards and spa bath. FIRST FLOOR: Feature Sitting Room with hand basin and toilet Bedroom 1 - 16'5" x 9'6" Bedroom 2 - 9'6" x 9' LOFT: Bedroom 3/Office - 19'8" x 9'6" OUTSIDE: Block-paved car park and turning area. Enclosed area for storage or parking. L-shaped lawn and rear decking area.   Price: £250,000 Contact: dphilpotts@siouxlan.net |
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| Nazareth Chapel, nr
Portmeirion, Porthmadog, North Wales Grade II listed Chapel with planning consent for change of use to two three bed roomed residences situated in Penrhyndeudraeth, on the doorstep of Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. The picturesque village of Portmeirion and the beaches of the Glaslyn estuary are less than two miles away. A drive over Madock’s famous cob, alongside the Ffestiniog Railway, takes you to the nearby town of Porthmadog, with its popular marina and the seaside resort of Black Rocks. For the energetic, Snowdon and all the other peaks of Snowdonia are close to hand. The world famous Ffestiniog narrow gauge railway runs parallel to the back garden. Approved plans indicate: Residence 1 Ground floor 975 square ft comprising: Entrance corridor, Living room and kitchen First floor 975 square ft comprising Master bedroom (en suite), Bedroom 2, Bedroom 3 and bathroom. Residence 2 as residence 1 Shared use of front access driveway with designated car parking areas. Rear garden area. Electric, water and drainage available. Please note: Adjoining Chapel house not included in above sale Price: Offers in the region of £180,000. Contact: 01490 440250 Email: maurice.llechwedd@btinternet.com |
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| The Chapel, Moulton,
Nr. Northwich, Cheshire Quiet village in Vale Royal, Cheshire, approximately 15 minutes from the M6 (Jct 19) and within 30 minutes of Manchester Airport. Porch with double entrance doors and original key with window to the side The Chapel room is 29' 8" by 21', four windows to the front aspect containing coloured glass and four roof lights. Kitchen is 22' 8" by 14' 4" and is stone flagged. Utility room 6' 3" by 8' 4" has fitted wall and base cupboards with sunk unit and recesses for refrigeration appliances. Leading into Bathroom with corner bath and shower over, wc and wash hand basin. Stairs leading to the first floor with two bedrooms, 13' 4" by 14' 6" and 11' 6" by 12' 5". The memorial headstones have been retained and are at the front, so as to retain a sense of place within the village Mains electricity, water and gas with drainage are connected and gas central heating is provided from radiators in the principal rooms. Price: OIRO £260,000 Contact: Cutler Ryan Solicitors, 01270 211115 email: lovelockmatthew@hotmail.com |
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| Carew Old School House, Bodmin,
Cornwall The conversion consists of three high quality sympathetically converted apartments. Many of the original features have been kept and restored to their former glory. Unit One consists of entrance lobby, Bedroom Two: 13' 7 x 11' 10 and bedroom Three: 13' 9 x12' 4. Bathroom, Cloakroom, utility and store. 1st floor consists of Kitchen/diner/living open plan, kitchen/diner floor space is 13' 9 x11' 10 and living/dining 28' 5 x 26' 7 2nd floor is the mezzanine level and 3rd floor master bedroom ensuite: 15' 9 x 13' 2. Apartment Two consists of bedroom two 13'11x13'0 and bedroom three 21'10x8'10, Bathroom. 1st floor consists of master bedroom ensuite 17'9x11'6, kitchen/diner: 22'0x9'10. 2nd floor has a wonderful 33'5 x 22'4 lounge including stairwell. Apartment Three Ground floor consists of Bedroom Two 15'9x13'11 with ensuite. Bedroom three 20'2x8'10, Bathroom. 1st floor has the master bedroom 15'9x11'6 with ensuite and the kitchen/diner: 22'0x12'10. The lounge is situated on the second floor and is a considerable size: 33'5x22'0 including stairwell. All the apartments are finished to a high standard including Villeroy and Boch sanitary ware as standard. The kitchens have high quality units with granite work tops. Neff appliances in each unit consisting of Fridge/freezer, Dishwasher, microwave, Oven/hob and extractor hood.  Contact: 01736 798557 or 07974190663 |
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| Alford, Lincolnshire Wold View Lodge is a truly exceptional 5 bedroom converted Victorian chapel standing in approximately 4 acres of grounds in the Lincolnshire Wolds, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Ground floor accommodation: Vestibule, large, double-height beamed reception hall, shower room, 3 double bedrooms each with en-suite bathroom, single bedroom/study, large bespoke solid-wood fitted farmhouse kitchen with 4 oven Aga and open fireplace, utility room, garden room, wc. Upper floor accommodation: Master bedroom (17' 1 x 14' 10) with beamed ceiling, bespoke solid wood wall-to-wall wardrobes, cast iron slipper bath, etc. Spectacular lounge (40' 8 x 23' 2) featuring high, heavily-beamed ceiling, large arched Gothic windows and gallery overlooking the entrance hall. Outside: Large gravelled drive, parking for many cars, patio areas, orchard, paddock, lake, woodland. Oil fired under-floor heating throughout, mains drainage. Overlooking the sleepy village of Aby (with primary school and village pub) there are wonderful far-reaching countryside views in all directions. A haven for wildlife. Barn owls, deer, badgers, otters, kingfishers are regular visitors. Fly fishing is available on the Great Eau which meanders along the far end of the grounds.  |
   Price: £649,000 Contact: 01507 481020 Email: hrsrb@aol.com |
| Bishop Auckland,
Durham Large Victorian detached former school/workhouse (1860), approx 6750 sq. ft., situated 10 mins from the A1, close to Bishop Auckland, Darlington and Durham. At present the property has been almost renovated, and is arranged as a 4/5 bedroomed house, together with an Arts centre, with studios, gallery and large main reception room (60' x 30'), with many unusual features. Everything is on the large scale and most rooms are larger than average for a house. It could be of particular interest to anybody wanting a change of lifestyle, running their business from a conservation village in the beautiful Durham Dales. It could be used for a variety of purposes, such as: nursery, bed and breakfast, commercial or even redeveloped into several properties. Contact: 01388)710985 / 07772039675 email: debs@armstrong07.orangehome.co.uk Price: £295,000 |
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Wirksworth, PEAK DISTRICT - DERBYSHIRE The Old Lock-up comprises 3 detached properties being The Magistrates House, The Coachouse and the Gothic Chapel.The property has parking to the side and rear for approx 5 vehicles, also free parking across the road. Wirksworth is one of the oldest towns of this area, with its seventh century church and still one of those with the greatest character. The town has a Heritage Centre and has recently re-opened the Ecclesbourne Valley Railway. Attractions include The National Stone Centre, The Tramway Museum at Crich and Chatsworth House. There are 5 letting bedrooms all luxuriously furnished and all having private facilities. Guests lounge, dining room, bar lounge and also bathroom housed in an old cell, which is fitted with a double air-bath for guests use. Owners accom; ensiute bedroom, private lounge. Dining room and utility. Office/extra bedroom. There are also 2 further rooms on ground floor in Coachouse offering further development potential. The Old Lock-up has been successfully marketed through a wide range of media. Its unique quality has ensured that marketing has not been an issue with publicity being provided in the form of free editorial and TV. The property is freehold and planning permission exists to convert the Gothic Chapel into a holiday home. Superb lifestyle business in attractive and popular tourist area located on edge of peak district.5 Diamond and Gold Awarded rating from Visit England TB, 5 Diamond Premier Award from AA also having level 1 disability. Recommended by the Which Guide to Good Hotels. In addition it has been awarded Heart of England B & B of Year. And the Excellence in all England Silver Award. This business is being sold as a turnkey operation with all furnishings etc. PRICE £650,000 – Freehold Contact: Tony Wheeler 01629 826272 Email: wheeler@theoldlockup.co.uk |
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