A STRIKING five-bedroom chapel conversion in a South Herefordshire village has been put on the market for £600,000.
'Lady of Lourdes', a three-storey home in the village of Whitchurch, has been described by agents Hamilton Stiller as being tucked away from the heart of the "desirable" village, set behind double gates.
The property is described as both "chic and characterful", and spans over 3,300 square feet.
The home carries a "plethora of timelessly elegant details", with floor-to-ceiling windows letting in plenty of light, and staircases leading to the upper floods given an impression "reminiscent of a labyrinth".
The ground floor is home to a snug/study, with a hallway then leading towards the "heart of the home", with a door leading to an "expansive" sitting room, and another leading to an open-plan living arrangement, including a formal dining space and kitchen, with a utility room nearby.
On the second floor, a galleried landing is home to a "peaceful reading nook", with three bedrooms and a family bathroom situated on this level of the home.
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Two of these bedrooms come complete with ensuite shower rooms, and one of the rooms is currently used as a master bedroom.
The agents say that with refurbishment, this floor could host a sixth bedroom, should new owners wish to convert a room that is currently used as a walk-in wardrobe.
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The third floor comprises two adjoining bedrooms, with the agents noting that a new owner may prefer to create an alternative master suite on this floor by converting the closest bedroom to the landing into a dressing room.
Externallythe garden predominantly sits on the west-side of the home, and includes a large sun terrace, which offers an "ideal spot" for an outdoor living room or alfresco dining space.
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