Situated on Mount Street in the popular market town of Welshpool the chapel has the benefit of tarmac off road parking for six cars and garden area to the front. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, large chapel room with pews and pulpit. The chapel has been extended to the side to create a kitchen, W.C., and large vestry and a school room above with large eves storage. The chapel would…
Situated on Mount Street in the popular market town of Welshpool the chapel has the benefit of tarmac off road parking for six cars and garden area to the front. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, large chapel room with pews and pulpit. The chapel has been extended to the side to create a kitchen, W.C., and large vestry and a school room above with large eves storage. The chapel would make a fantastic conversion to a residential property, subject to PP, being in the town with parking and garden.
The market town of Welshpool (Y Trallwng) lies on the Wales / England border and is home to the medieval Powis Castle, the Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway and the Montgomery Canal. Known as the Gateway to Wales, the town provides all local amenities in an area of natural rural beauty, within commuting distance of Shrewsbury and Newtown. Welshpool railway station provides direct links to Shrewsbury, Birmingham and the Cambrian coast.Situated at the highest point of Gungrog (in a quiet and sheltered cul de sac that backs onto farmland) this immaculate four bedroom property commands a privileged vantage point with impressive views; over the town, the green farmland of the Severn Valley and the dramatic backdrop of Long Mountain beyond.
Accessed via the welcoming entrance hall, the impressive chapel occupies the heart of the property and immediately captivates with its soaring ceiling and magnificent stained-glass windows, which flood the space with an abundance of natural light and create a truly inspiring atmosphere.Rich in character and architectural appeal, this remarkable room offers exceptional potential to be transformed into a stunning living space, subject to the necessary planning permissions.The chapel has been thoughtfully extended to provide a range of practical ancillary accommodation. The extension incorporates a welcoming entrance hall, a cloakroom/WC, and a useful storage cupboard housing the gas-fired combination boiler.The fitted kitchen is equipped with an electric cooker, fridge and water heater, while the generous vestry enjoys windows to both the front and rear elevations, together with a door providing access to the outside. Above, the first floor offers a substantial eaves storage area and a spacious former school room, presenting a versatile space with potential for a variety of uses.
The chapel is approached from Mount Street via a tarmac pathway, flanked by well-maintained lawns and established rose beds, creating an inviting first impression. To the side of the property, a generous tarmac parking area provides off-road parking for up to six vehicles, offering ample space for residents and visitors alike.
Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas central heating are connected at the property. None of these services have been tested by Halls.
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