The Congregational Church & 13 Chapel Cottage , The Green, Newton Burgoland, Coalville, Leicestershire, LE67 2SS

An exciting opportunity to purchase a brick-built end of row building comprising of a church and residential cottage.

Description

The building is brick built made up of a church and a two bedroom cottage. There is a shared front garden with separate access gates and an alleyway to the rear for back door access to both properties.

The church consists of two ground floor rooms. To the front of the property a door leads into a large church hall with staircase access to the gallery above. A further ground floor door takes you through to the kitchen where another staircase is situated leading to a first floor room. A back door from the kitchen leads to the alleyway where the outside WC is situated.

Attached to the church is the cottage, the front door leads into living room with open fireplace. The room benefits from an understairs cupboard and small hallway leading to the kitchen. The kitchen has base level units and a storage cupboard. A door leads to the rear of the property. The first floor has a landing area leading to two bedrooms, and a bathroom.

Price

£175,000

Location

The property is located in the pretty village of Newton Burgoland in the county of Leicestershire. The village has a pub and local primary school. It is approximately 6 miles from Ashby-da-la-Zouch and 5 miles from Market Bosworth which provide a further range of local amenity services.

There are good transport links to roads such as the M42, A511 and M1

Utilities

The property has mains electricity, water and sewerage. There is no gas supply to the property.

Please note that we have not tested the availability or adequacy of services, but it is assumed the supplies are sufficient for its proposed use.

EPC

The residential dwelling has an EPC of an F (29).

The Church is used as a place of worship, meaning it is currently exempt from an EPC.

Planning

The church and cottage were listed as a building of special architectural or historic interest on 19th June 1975. They are Grade II listed buildings.

The main church current planning use is as a place of worship and falls within Use Class F1 (Learning and non-residential institutions) under the amended Use Class Order 2020. This would enable a change of use to " Art galleries (other than for sale or hire), museums, libraries, halls, places of worship, church halls and non-residential education and training" without requiring planning permission.

Planning Permission and Listed Building consent would be required for any alterations to the buildings or any other change of use.

Viewings

Viewings are strictly by appointment by Philippa Dewes at Howkins & Harrison, Atherstone office.

Current Use Class F1 - Leanign and Non-residential institution

Road Frontage

Village Location with good transport links

Development potential subject to planning permission

Commercial/residential

Renovation

Freehold