The Old Chapel

Originally built in 1923 as a Methodist Chapel for local worship, this unique property has been beautifully transformed into the stunning family home it is today. The property is located close to open countryside.

Inside, the home boasts an enclosed porch with hanging space for coats, three spacious reception rooms, a well-equipped kitchen and breakfast room, a boot/boiler room, a cloakroom, a utility room, and a striking sitting/dining room featuring high ceilings and elegant stained-glass Gothic-style arch windows. There is also a dedicated study, perfect for a home office.

The master bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom, while a guest room also benefits from its own en-suite. Additionally, there are two further bedrooms and a ground-floor shower room.

Surrounding the property, the charming garden offers a secluded patio—perfect for al fresco dining—a lush lawn and a peaceful seating area. The home also includes a garage and ample parking space for multiple vehicles.

From the moment you step inside, you’ll be captivated by the charm and elegance of this exceptional family home. Featuring underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and beautifully finished with porcelain tiled flooring, this property exudes quality and style. The open-plan sitting and dining room is a true showpiece, boasting soaring high ceilings, striking Gothic-style stained-glass windows, and a sense of spacious grandeur.

A standout feature of this space is the hand-crafted oak and glass staircase, complete with ambient lighting to set the perfect evening mood. An attractive inset electric flame-effect fire adds warmth and character, making it an inviting retreat.

As you ascend the bespoke staircase, you’ll discover the guest bedroom at the front of the chapel. A breath-taking original rose circular stained-glass window serves as a stunning focal point in this charming room, which also includes a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite facilities.

From the landing, you’ll find access to the master bedroom with en-suite, a third bedroom, and a stylish family bathroom.

Exceptional Living Spaces
The well-appointed kitchen and breakfast room is a welcoming hub, perfect for preparing meals while entertaining family and friends. With ample workspace, appliances, and storage, it blends functionality with a social atmosphere.

A boot/boiler room provides additional convenience, housing the gas central heating boiler and offering access to the rear patio. If you work from home, the study offers a peaceful environment, while Reception Room 3 could serve as a second office or studio space ideal for a dependent relative, as it sits opposite the utility room and ground-floor shower room.

A second staircase leads from the kitchen to the first floor, where you'll find three further bedrooms and another family bathroom.

Outdoor Space & Parking
The mature gardens wrap around the property, providing ample space for al fresco dining and relaxing in the various seating areas. A detached garage with power and lighting sits to the side of the chapel, with parking space available for three to four cars.

Prime Location
Nestled in the charming village of Huntspill, Somerset, this property is surrounded by open countryside while still offering convenient access to local amenities. The M5 motorway is easily accessible, providing routes north to Bristol and south to Taunton and beyond.

For families, excellent primary schools are nearby, including West & East Huntspill Primary Schools, part of The Huntspill Primary Academies. For secondary education, The King Alfred School in Highbridge provides coeducational learning, while Sexey’s School is nearby and The City of Wells offer further education options, just a 20-minute drive away.

This stunning chapel conversion offers a unique blend of historic character, modern luxury, and superb connectivity—making it a truly special place to call home.

Sellers Insight

We love taking our chocolate furry friend for a walk on either Berrow or Brean beach at the weekend. A favourite place to visit on a Saturday is Wells with the beautiful cathedral and a street food market followed by a quick shop in Waitrose with plenty of parking.
Rich’s cider farm is a walkable 1 mile away where you can have a great selection of breakfasts . Rich’s also have a farm shop with a butcher’s and most groceries.
Clark’s village designer outlet is a 30 minute drive with many eateries and cafes.
Cribbs causeway with the John Lewis also a 30min drive on the M5. Bristol airport is 19 miles and only a 30 minute drive.