Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate what this ‘Grand Designs’ style home has to offer.
Construction of the Chapel was completed in 1862 and is adjoining the the Sunday school next door, also converted to residential use. Built to a modern style to be made popular in the new Edwardian era, the architectural brick work is a significant feature to be acknowledged. The vendors have created a modern day masterpiece to be appreciated and admired throughout.
The front door opens to a wonderful entrance hall, Velux windows in the vaulted ceiling illuminating the whole area, creating a refreshing impression of space and light with a beautiful wide staircase leading to the first floor. There is a downstairs wc adjoining the utility room with plumbing for washer/dryer, sink with drainer and allows access down to the cellar which houses the boiler and hot water cylinder and also provides excellent storage and workshop space. French wooden doors lead into the beautiful light and airy lounge with inset electric fireplace and french doors onto the rear patio. An inner hallway with under stair storage provides access into bedrooms two, three, master and family bathroom. The master bedroom affords walk-in-dressing room and open en-suite bathroom with his and hers sink, free standing raised bath, corner shower with rainfall head and tiled floor and walls.
To the first floor you are greeted by a spectacular open living area with vaulted ceilings and feature ceiling coving, decorative Patress bars, Velux windows allowing ample natural light, lounge area with inset Stovax log burning stove and original feature windows - a fantastic space for entertaining and family time. French doors open to the open plan kitchen area brandishing a beautifully deigned bespoke kitchen with a range of Neff appliances, quartz worktops, large central island incorporating maple bar seating and large induction hob with raising extractor fan over, integrated fridge/freezer with separate extra freezer, integrated dishwasher and stainless steel dual bowl sink and drainer. Off the kitchen is a pantry cupboard and snug/dining area providing a cosy little nook which would suit a variety of purposes.
The first floor also hosts bedroom four with en-suite / Jack and Jill shower room which can eiether be used as a house bathroom or en-suite. The home office also offers dual use as potentially bedroom five and would make comfortable double bedroom with beautiful views.
Outside - To the front of the property is a stone set drive with parking for two cars leading to the large front door with stone steps and ornamental iron gated access to the garden. The gardens boasts an artificial turf lawn and two seating areas, one Indian stone patio area and a composite decking area with large wooden pergola over creating a beautiful al fresco dining area. From wherever you are in the garden you'll get to enjoy amazing scenic views of panoramic proportions and the benefit of "borrowed" aspect will assuage the imagined want for a larger garden. There are nearby public tennis courts and children's play park just a stones throw from the property as well as local Cricket pitches. With a backdrop of Pendle Hill and beyond, this garden enjoys some of the best views in the Ribble Valley.
Services
All mains services are connected. Gas fired central heating with system boiler and high pressure water cylinder.
Tenure
We understand from the owners to be Freehold.
Energy Performance Rating
B (81)
Council Tax
Band E.
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