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Features and description
- Mydroilyn
- A detached, redundant Chapel
- With adjacent parcel of land, believed to extend to approximately 0.3 acre
- Fitted internally in traditional manner with pews and Pulpit area
- Glorious views over open countryside
- A real gem with much potential
* Opportunity NOT to be missed! *A detached, redundant Chapel * Lovely rural position with glorious views over open countyside * With adjacent parcel of land, believed to extend to approximately 0.3 acre * The redundant Chapel was originally constructed in 1810 but rebuilt in 1849 * Fitted internally in traditional manner with pews and Pulpit area * Potential for conversion (STP) * Sought after coastal belt position * Only a 15 minute frive to the sandy beaches at New Quay *
Capel Vicar is situated on the fringes of the rural village of Mydroilyn being in close proximity to the villages of Llanarth, Ffos y Ffin and Aberaeron with its comprehensive range of shopping and schooling facilities, places of worship, community health centre, traditional high street offerings, Georgian Harbour, local cafes, bars and restaurants. The larger towns of Lampeter and Aberystwyth are equidistant 30 minutes drive from the property.
From Lampeter take the A482 towards Aberaeron. From Aberaeron, proceed south on the A487 to Llanarth. Once entering Llanarth, turn left up through the village to the crossroads, bearing right onto the B4392 for Mydroilyn.
Proceed for approximately 1 mile turning left at Bardsey View crossroads (by the caravan site) onto a narrow council lane.
Proceed for 1/4 mile and the Chapel is located on the left hand side of the lane as identified by the Agents 'For Sale' board.
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The property is believed to have mains water & mains electricity available. There is no sanitation at the property. Proposed purchasers should satisfy themselves as regards to the provision of services.
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General
A detached stone and tiled built redundant chapel building in a lovely rural position together with surrounding graveyard and area of overgrown grounds/woodland to the rear, believed to extend to around 0.3 of an acre, or thereabouts.
The property is fitted internally in traditional manner with pews and Pulpit area.
The redundant Chapel was originally constructed in 1810 but rebuilt in 1849 and has now ceased to be an ecclesiastical building and is available for purchase for alternative use. The property is built of stone elevations rendered, under a tiled roof and is set with large grounds with graves to front and side, and pedestrian access from a quiet council maintained road. There is a separate side entry gated drive, which requires re-establishment, for access to the rear.
Chapel Meeting Room
Main Building
31' 5" x 28' 8" (9.58m x 8.74m) comprising of raised Pulpit and Sedd Fawr area. Fitted pitched pine pews.
The front entry porch measuring 7'10 x 5'4.
Externally
Wrought iron entry gate and surround stone walls. The rear grounds are wooded. Side gated entry.
Tenure and Possession
The property is available Part Freehold, for sale by Private Treaty.
Land Registry Title No: CYM 471805 (part). The mynwent/cemetery is subject to a Lease thereover for a 125 year term (copy Lease appended). (See plan attached cemetery coloured green).
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