Wellow, Bath, BA2

Location

Chapel house is a very well-presented, unique home situated in the heart of Wellow. The village is much sought-after and combines excellent access to the City of Bath (6 miles) with delightful unspoilt countryside. It is one of Bath�s prettiest and most popular villages with an active community and an excellent range of facilities. These include an excellent state primary school, The Parlour Shop where you can buy locally reared organic meat and a superb public house, the Fox and Badger, which is excellent for a pint, but also provides really fine food. Sports facilities are also available which include two all-weather tennis courts, a 7-a-side football pitch, two cricket nets, outdoor gym, jogging track and a playground for little ones and now a recently added pavilion. The National Cycle Route 24 linking Bath to Frome passes through the village. Wellow has easy access to Bath and Bristol, both benefiting from mainline railway services to London Paddington. Village life in Wellow is said to be amongst some of the best available around Bath.

Description

Chapel House is accessed via a wrought iron gate to the side of the property onto a footpath leading to the impressive double doors. The property was formerly an Ebenezer Chapel dating back to 1869. Throughout the property you will find a wealth of character with stained glass windows that allows the homes to burst with an array of colours.

The ground floor accommodation is made up of the principal bedroom to the rear that benefits from an en suite bathroom and a single bedroom. Additionally there is a family bathroom.

Oak stairs lead to the first floor with the galley style kitchen and an archway leading through to the stunning open plan living/dining room with attractive fireplace surrounding an electric heater.

There is a set of stairs that leads you up to the loft conversion. There is a great double bedroom with en suite shower room and Velux windows with fabulous views across the countryside.

There is a charming courtyard garden at the rear of the property accessed by a right of way around the adjacent properties to the right-hand side. As the property is not listed it would perhaps be possible to create an access point from the kitchen, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.

EPC � F

Council Tax band � E