A stunning chapel conversion in a fabulous peaceful location with panoramic countryside views.

An historic building of such quality and note that it is mentioned in "Pevsner's Architectural Guides; Buildings of England", and in the Agent's opinion is one of the finest chapel conversions in the area.

Now known at St Peter's House, this former chapel building offers approximately 1,850 square feet of eclectic living space combining the beauty of early Victorian architecture and the contemporary living needs of the modern day family.

Prepare to be amazed at the lovely light and spacious accommodation and the most incredible panoramic views over an expanse of open countryside.

The property offers three/four bedroomed accommodation with oak flooring having underfloor heating to the ground floor, and three bedrooms to first floor level each with en-suite facility. The quality of living space is complemented by the exterior having gravel driveway, super sized lawned garden and raised terrace entertaining space. St Peter's House really is an incredible property, the likes of which are rarely available in the current market.

Location - The property is located in the small hamlet of Bentley which lies just to the south of Beverley. This very convenient and peaceful location lies just off the A164 close to its junction with the A1079 on the southern side of Beverley and providing ease of access to Hull, the M62 and the surrounding area.

The Accommodation Comprises -

Ground Floor -

Entrance Hall - Approached through a delightful Gothic door offering built-in cloaks cupboards and Yorkstone flagged flooring believed to originate from the original chapel.

Living Room - 6.93m x 4.80m (22'9 x 15'9) - A wonderful light and spacious room, a feature of which are the expanse of gothic windows to three elevations and the part full-height ceiling cleverly created with a mezzanine bedroom above. There is a contemporary multi-fuel stove and the sealed unit double glazed windows have leaded lights with downlighters installed in the ceiling. The lovely living space is open to;

Dining Kitchen - 6.63m x 3.43m (21'9 x 11'3) - A wonderful multi-functional room with seating and cooking space, having an extensive range of base and eye level units which make the most of the panoramic views offered by the two mainly glass elevations overlooking the garden and open countryside. Both granite and timber worksurfaces have been incorporated along with space for a cooking range, but also having an integrated dishwasher with 1 1/2 bowl sink unit, underfloor heating to the oak floor, sealed unit double glazed windows and French doors to the entertaining terrace.

Snug / Bedroom 4 - 3.35m x 2.84m (11' x 9'4) - A lovely cosy room ideal for winter evenings having multi-fuel stove within a period brick fireplace and stone hearth, along with sealed unit double glazed leaded light windows.

Rear Porch - Tiled floor with access to the cloakroom and utility room along with a door to outside, tiled floor with underfloor heating.

Cloakroom - With low level WC and wash basin having cupboard below, tiled floor with underfloor heating and sealed unit double glazed window.

Utility Room - 3.40m x 1.52m (11'2 x 5') - With a range of base and eye level units with roll edge worksurfaces, single drainer sink unit, plumbing for automatic washing machine, space for tumble dryer, undercounter fridge, tiled floor with underfloor heating and sealed unit double glazed window.

First Floor -

Study / Landing Area - An extremely useful space with multi-function use having sealed unit double glazed skylight and built-in airing cupboard with pressurised hot water cylinder.

Bedroom 1 - 4.95m x 3.96m (16'3 x 13') - A vaulted style ceiling gives a wonderful feeling of space to this master bedroom which benefits from a window overlooking the garden and open countryside beyond. There is also a range of fitted wardrobes offering shelves and a television point, along with a radiator.

En-Suite - 1.83m x 1.98m (6' x 6'6) - Offering a contemporary suite comprising free-standing modern style roll top bath with wash basin and low level WC, having shower in separate cubicle, sealed unit double glazed window and electric heated towel radiator.

Bedroom 2 - 4.88m x 3.30m (16' x 10'10) - A lovely spacious room with mezzanine over the living space below and a cleverly designed partition overlooking the three gable gothic windows of the living room. The room also benefits from a fitted wardrobe, some exposed roof timbers, sealed unit double glazed window, sealed unit double glazed skylight and radiator.

En-Suite / Wc - 3.71m x 1.22m (12'2 x 4') - Monsoon shower in separate cubicle and vanity wash basin with cupboard below, tile effect floor and chrome towel radiator. A door leads into the separate WC, having low level WC with concealed cistern, wash basin with cupboard below and electric chrome towel radiator.

Bedroom 3 - 4.83m x 2.84m (15'10 x 9'4) - Fitted wardrobes and vaulted ceiling with some exposed roof timbers, sealed unit double glazed skylight and radiator.

En-Suite - Shower in cubicle with wash basin and low level WC, electric heated towel radiator.

Outside - The property stands on a very generous plot and is approached via a gravel driveway offering extremely useful off-street car parking facility for multiple cars.

To the side and rear of the dining kitchen is a stone terrace offering seating and outdoor entertaining space, all of which overlooks the lovely lawned garden with flower beds and hedged boundaries which overlook the adjoining countryside.

Historic Note - The Chapel is referred to in 'A History of the County of York: East Riding Volume IV (1974)' edited by K J Allison. The book states that 'The Chapel at Bentley was built in 1835, it is of red brick with yellow brick dressings in a Gothic style'. The Chapel is also of sufficient architectural merit to have been recorded by Nikolaus Pevsner and David Neave in 'Pevsner's Architectural Guides: Buildings of England'. They state that 'The Chapel of Ease, constructed in 1835, consists of a simple rectangular building with red brick and yellow dressing and buttresses, it also has lancet windows and was built as a School-cum-Chapel'.

Services - Mains electric, oil fired central heating and septic tank.

Central Heating - The property benefits from an oil fired central heating system with zoned underfloor heating to the ground floor.

Double Glazing - The property benefits from sealed unit double glazing.

Tenure - We believe the tenure of the property to be Freehold (this will be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor).

Council Tax - The Council Tax Band for this property is Band E.

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