About this property

Very rarely does a property like this come to the market. The chapel was originally built circa 1850 as a place of worship for those at the adjacent workhouse and in 1991 it was restored and converted into two residential dwellings.

The Chapel is a great example of a sympathetic and stylish conversion that maintains the charm and character of the original chapel while providing good, usable space for modern day living. In various rooms about the house there are the original stone and marble pillars, stone floors and exposed brickwork. Once inside you are greeted by many wonderful period features including the original exposed arches with two colour brick detailing, fabulous shaped leaded windows and opulent marble pillars. There are three bedrooms on the ground floor all of which have their own en-suite. Stairs lead to the first floor where you will find the wow factor of the home, a spacious split level living/dining room, study and kitchen which boasts exposed vaulted painted timber ceilings and an array of shaped windows. This room has immense character with exposed red and black brick work in the form of archways. The dining space is connected to the kitchen which has a range of fitted cupboards and plenty of worktop space. Tucked away is the study, ideal for working from home, with a beautiful feature window.

Outside
The beautiful cottage style garden has been designed with low maintenance in mind yet is filled with a wide variety of colourful shrubs and plants. The garden offers a high degree of privacy and seclusion. A gate leads out to the parking area with two allocated parking spaces and a visitors space.

Situation
The Chapel is situated in the heart of Ottershaw village. Just around around the corner is the local village high street which caters for everyday needs, including a post office/mini supermarket, a One-Stop supermarket, two takeaways, a pub, a Miller & Carter steak restaurant and a social club. The village enjoys a real spirit of community about it.More comprehensive facilities can be found a little further afield in Addlestone & Chertsey whilst the larger towns of Woking, West Byfleet and Weybridge are a short drive, both offering main line access to London (Waterloo), as do nearby West Byfleet and Byfleet & New Haw stations. Road connections in the area are excellent with Junction 11 of the M25 being a few minutes drive allowing easy access to Heathrow and Gatwick airports and central London. Good schools are also prevalent in this area including the very well regarded Ottershaw Infants & Junior schools.

Additional Information
There is a £400 p/a charge for the communal areas and driveway.

Additional information

• Three bedrooms
• Three En-suite bathrooms
• Open plan living/dining/kitchen
• Study
• Exposed red and black brickwork
• Abundance of character
• Parking
• Garden
• No onward chain
• EPC: D

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure:

Energy Performance Certificate