Carno, Caersws, Powys

The Chapel

The impressive former chapel space retains a wealth of original character and period features, including the beautiful tiled flooring, original pews, full-height windows and panelled ceilings. The space is further enhanced by striking stained-glass windows and the original pulpit, which is a particularly notable feature and is to remain within the property. Together, these historic details provide a wonderful foundation for the proposed conversion, offering the opportunity to create a truly exceptional and individual home whilst preserving the character and heritage of this remarkable building.

The School Room

The School Room has been thoughtfully transformed by the current vendors to create a beautifully presented and characterful home, combining the charm of the original building with modern comforts. The original School Room door opens into a welcoming entrance hall, with useful space for coats and shoes. An internal door leads into the impressive living room, where the full-height ceilings and dual-aspect windows create a wonderful sense of space and allow natural light to flood the room. A cosy fireplace with inset wood-burning stove provides an attractive focal point and adds to the warm and inviting atmosphere. Useful built-in cupboard space provides additional storage, while an open doorway leads through to the kitchen. The kitchen has been fitted with a range of wall and base units with worktops over, incorporating an integrated fridge, freezer and dishwasher. There is also an electric oven with hob and extractor over, together with a sink and mixer tap. A door leads (truncated)

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Off the living room is a generous double bedroom, offering ample space for a range of wardrobes and bedroom furniture. Also accessed from the living room is the well-appointed shower room, fitted with a WC, vanity unit with wash hand basin, walk-in shower and radiator. A staircase rises to the first floor, where there is a further double bedroom benefiting from useful built-in storage cupboards. Double doors open onto a private balcony, providing an attractive outlook over the living accommodation below and creating a pleasant additional space to enjoy.

Step Outside

Externally, the property occupies its own grounds and benefits from a detached brick outbuilding, which formerly served as the toilets for the chapel and school house. To the side of the property, there is additional space providing the potential for a private parking space, subject to any necessary permissions. The surrounding grounds have beautiful views of the Mid-Wales landscape and further enhance the property's appeal, offering scope to create attractive outdoor space to complement the proposed residential conversion.

Legal Covenants

The agents which to disclose the following legal convanant on the property: "The purchaser for himself and his successors in title, with intent to bind, so far as is legally possible, all persons in whom the premises hereby conveyed shall for the time being he vested, covenant with the vendors (1) that the trade of brewer, licensed victualler or sell of beer, wine or spirits or any other intoxicating liquor shall not at any time be carried on upon the said premises or any part thereof: (2) that no building on the said premises or any part thereof shall be used as a club or saloon or hall in which intoxicants or drugs may be sold or consumed, nor shall it be used for the purpose of betting, gaming or wagering, or for any purpose that may become a nuisance to a place of worship, a vestry, Sunday school or manse"

Note on Tender

This property is both freehold and leasehold and the title of the property is on two parts. The front of the property is freehold and the rear school room and outbuilding are leasehold. The lease has 999 years from January 2nd 1811.

Listed Building Information

The agents wish to disclose that the property is Grade II Listed and the reason for this is the chapel is "as a fine early 20th century chapel in a prominent location. Notable for the consistency of its detailing. The current chapel, which was erected in 1901 replaced a chapel originally built in 1811.

Planning Permission

More information can be found on the Powys Council Planning website - 19/1134/REM Listed Building Consent 18/0521/LBC

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Services

We are informed that the property is connected to mains electricity, water, and drainage. Oil Heating