This converted former chapel offers a lovely blend of period charm and contemporary living, set within a rural position along the road, between the popular village of Bradworthy and the historic market town of Holsworthy.

Upon entering, the welcoming front porch leads into a striking open-plan kitchen, lounge and dining space — the true heart of the home. With exposed timbers, plentiful natural light and ample room for both everyday family life and sociable entertaining, it is a wonderfully atmospheric space. A useful utility room and a well-appointed ground-floor shower room/WC complete the lower-level accommodation.

A charming timber staircase rises to a delightful landing area, providing access to two spacious double bedrooms, each featuring vaulted ceilings and exposed roof timbers. The main bedroom enjoys views across the garden from two south facing arched windows. A further modern shower room/WC serves this floor. A separate staircase leads to a superb third double bedroom — an ideal guest space or private escape for older children or visiting family.

To the rear of the property, an additional independent room provides excellent versatility. Currently arranged as a meeting room, it lends itself perfectly to those working from home, creative pursuits, or as an occasional guest suite. The attached ensuite facility requires final completion, offering scope for further enhancement.

Externally, the chapel is as impressive as it is indoors. There is ample off-road parking, while the rear of the property reveals a beautifully landscaped private patio complete with a covered hot-tub area — perfect for relaxing or entertaining. There is a south-facing lawn garden, bordered by mature hedging and planting with a path leading down to a timber garage/store, with a secondary access point from the road, which provides further parking.


SERVICES
Mains water and electric. Private drainage system

TENURE
Freehold

EPC - F

COUNCIL TAX BAND
Torridge D.C band - E
From Bude, proceed along the A3072 towards Holsworthy. At Burnards House, take the left turn towards Bradworthy/Chilsworthy. Follow this road until the T-Junction and turn left towards Bradworthy. Follow this road and as you approach Soldon Cross, Hallows will be found on the right hand side, just before the cross roads.

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