Methodist Church & Chapel Cottage, Ings Lane, Keyingham, Hull, East Riding Of Yorkshire, HU12

The main church, which in part dates back to the 1840s, is of traditional brick construction primarily under a combination of tile and slate covered pitched roofs. The hall/function room, which we understand was constructed in 1973, is of brick/steel frame construction with a profile metal clad roof.

Chapel cottage is of traditional brick construction under a pitched tile clad roof which originally provided 2 bedroom accommodation but more recently was used as a café facility and is assessed at RV £1,725

The extent of the property is shown outlined in red on the plan opposite for identification purposes only. Potential is considered for alternative community or commercial uses or conversion to residential use, possibly with prospects to demolish the church hall/function room to create more external amenity/reconfiguration options for a single or multiple dwellings subject to necessary consents.

Location

The property is situated to the south side of Main Street in the village of Keyingham c.12 miles to the east of Hull city centre in the Holderness area of the East Riding of Yorkshire. The village has a population of c.2,500.

The site sits between Ings Lane, to which the main church premises abut, and Chapel Lane, off which the cottage is accessed.

Tenure

The property is offered For Sale freehold with full vacant possession at a guide price of £180,000.