Methodist chapel turned into a stylish home is now on sale for £550k

Converted Methodist chapel in hampshire — The property dates again to 1864 (Image: Knight Frank)

Sitting on Chapel Avenue (aptly-named, as you’ll see in a mo) in North Waltham, Basingstoke, is a somewhat cool property.

Known as The Previous Chapel, it as soon as served as – you guessed it – a Methodist chapel, however has since been reworked right into a critically beautiful one-bed dwelling.

Now, it’s in the marketplace by Knight Frank, with an asking value of £550,000.

? We’ll provide you with a mini tour…

While you enter by the entrance door, you’ll be greeted by a somewhat grand reception room, with vaulted ceilings, a log burner, beautiful oak flooring (with underfloor heating), and enormous double-glazed home windows to let the sunshine flood in.

The adjoining kitchen has a rustic cottage really feel, with picket worktops and handmade cream models, then there’s a toilet on this flooring – with a roll prime freestanding tub tub – too.

living and dining area in converted methodist church — It’s been reworked into a surprising one-bed dwelling (Image: Knight Frank)

living area in converted chapel home — There’s a big open plan dwelling house (Image: Knight Frank)

living space in methodist chapel — The unique home windows let gentle flood in (Image: Knight Frank)

vaulted ceilings in living area of methodist chapel — And have a look at these vaulted ceilings (Image: Knight Frank)

There’s a bit dwelling workplace house tucked away, too, hidden behind an oak body by the steps. So you possibly can shut your self away and simply deal with work.

Head up the wrought iron spiral staircase and also you’ll discover the principal bed room on a mezzanine degree, with a sky gentle window, an en-suite bathe room, and a walk-in wardrobe. Fancy.

kitchen in converted chapel — There’s a countryside kitchen (Image: Knight Frank)

kitchen, home office, and piano in converted chapel house — You'll be able to peek the little workplace, simply by the steps (Image: Knight Frank)

roll top bathtub in downstairs bathroom of converted chapel house — What a bath (Image: Knight Frank)

The chapel dates again to 1864, and whereas the interiors are fashionable, you'll be able to undoubtedly really feel its historical past within the oak beams and open really feel.

Plus, from the surface it seems very very like a chapel – there’s even nonetheless an indication above the door.