Chapel Street, DE56

Introducing an amazing investment opportunity in Kilburn, North Derbyshire

We are delighted to present Kilburn Methodist Church, an extraordinary character property located in the charming village of Kilburn, North Derbyshire, at 16 Chapel Street, DE56 0NR. This historic church offers full planning permission to transform the property into 13 contemporary apartments, with 11 one-bedroom and 2 two-bedroom units-a perfect blend of heritage and modernity in a sought-after location.

The development potential of this property is remarkable, with plans to preserve its unique architectural features, making it a standout residential conversion. The spacious interiors offer high ceilings and original church windows, designed to maximize natural light and enhance the sense of open space. Each apartment layout has been carefully considered to create a harmonious blend of historic charm and contemporary comforts, providing desirable, stylish living spaces for future residents.

Upon completion, the main living areas in each apartment will offer open-plan designs that bring together the kitchen, dining, and living spaces-ideal for modern living. The kitchens could be fitted with high-quality integrated appliances and elegant finishes, providing a perfect setting for home chefs and entertaining alike. Generous bedroom spaces, large windows, and ample storage options ensure that each apartment is as functional as it is beautiful.

The village of Kilburn offers a quaint, countryside ambiance, with easy access to nearby amenities and the natural beauty of North Derbyshire. Residents will enjoy the convenience of local shops, cozy pubs, and scenic countryside walks, all within a short distance of their doorstep. For commuters, Kilburn is well-connected, offering accessible routes to larger towns and cities in Derbyshire.


NOTE: Whilst planning permission has been granted for 13 apartments there is scope to alter plans for a smaller development of 9 units with more bedrooms via a Section 73 (Variation of Condition) to mitigate any S106 trigger. The affordable housing contributions outlined in the S106 could also be challenged subject to feasibility assessment report being carried out. The church could also be used for a number of other uses (subject to planning permission).