Guide Price £450,000 - £475,000

Are you are looking for a property with a history, one that is full of character with both modern and period features? Look no further as this beautiful chapel has been tastefully recreated into a detached house which sits on an elevated plot overlooking the village green. This 19th century Wesleyan Chapel was built in 1854 and decommissioned in 1986 and subsequently converted in 1987.

The current owners have added their own personal artistic flare to the property and have modernised and upgraded this chapel throughout whilst being careful to retain its beautiful features which include arch windows and wooden beams. The decor and some additional features in this property have been musically inspired which adds a nice touch to an already perfect space.

The Old chapel is situated in the picturesque village of Little Addington with countryside walks and views right on its door step. For those that love walking, scenery and dog lovers alike, then this location couldn't be any more perfect for you. For those that want the best of both worlds and want to be in the countryside but love the conveniences that the towns have to offer then Irthlingborough, Thrapston, Rushden Lakes and Kettering are also all less than a 10 minute drive away.

To the front of the property there is a gravel driveway which provides ample off road parking and through the double gates to the rear of the driveway there is a further gravel area leading to a single garage. Steps rise from this area to the raised patio and decking terrace where you can enjoy the views across the village and Church beyond. This area is enclosed with timber fencing and private.

When the chapel was converted the accommodation was split across two floors with the main living area, kitchen and raised terraced patio on the first floor and the bedrooms to the ground floor. This layout works well and viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate why it was designed in this way.

As you enter via the front porch through the wooden door with its stained glass feature window you are welcomed into the house with the stairs to the right rising to the first floor and the ground floor wood floor hallway immediately ahead. The doors from the hallway lead off to three good sized bedrooms, a four piece family bathroom/wet room with underfloor heating, a utility room and a porch area which gives access to garden area at the ground floor level. In this porch there is also a handy low level shower and wet room area which is used to wash the dogs after muddy country walks.

Taking the stairs that rise to the first floor at the entrance of the property, you enter the combined living and dining area. Immediately you are welcomed by arch windows and their elevated views out over the village, exposed beams to the ceiling and a multi fuel wood burner. This room is absolutely bursting with light, character and charm. A door from this room leads into the kitchen/breakfast room which again has exposed beams, ample storage and a breakfast bar area. There is also a handy storage area in which the current owners use as a wine storage display area.

From the kitchen you can enter the raised patio area through a modern stable type door. This paved area with original stone walls from the chapel leads to another raised decking terrace. This is a sun terrace where you can sit and relax, entertain, have BBQs drink fine wine and enjoy the views looking out over the village. Stairs from this terrace go down to a further ground floor gravel area and the single garage. There really is an outdoor space for everyone!

Little Addington is a small quaint village next to the larger village of Great Addington and is often referred to as The Addingtons. Both villages have a pub but the village primary school can be found just along the road in Great Addington.

The major road network links of the A14, A6 & A45 are close by providing easy access to the A14 and M1/M6. There is a train station also located in Kettering and another in Wellingborough which are equally approximately 15 minutes drive away. Both stations can have you in London in less than an hour!!