- Historic Property
- Perfect Investment Home
- Central Hoover system
- Spacious Garage
- Original Features
- Perfect Air BnB Home
An exquisite, Grade II listed home sits in the heart of the country village of Lower Broadheath. This fabulous, converted Chapel, was named Lady Huntingdon’s and was the first place of worship in the village. With Broadheath being the birthplace of Edward Elgar and the chapel being built in 1825 preceding the Church of England and the Village Church; this family home has an abundance of history surrounding it.
The beautiful exterior of this home highlights the architecture and the uniqueness of this property. Fabulous full-length windows allow an abundance of natural light into this spacious and characterful home. Accessed via a double doored porch, the feeling of space is apparent from the outset.
Benefitting from four floors of sublime accommodation and original oak beams, this property has two fabulous sized double bedrooms, one of which has a spacious en-suite. A smaller single bedroom would make the perfect office space, or child’s playroom.
The main family bathroom is modern, spacious, and accessible from both bedrooms two and three.
The continuing stairs lead up to the main attraction of this fabulous home. Original arched dual aspect windows, all benefitting from attractive wooden shutters.
Oak beams are a main feature and are continued up onto the galleried dining area with Velux window allowing for natural light to poor through.
A compact kitchen is cleverly located next to a space which is currently used as the office, perfect for those working from home, however, could be utilised as another upstairs bedroom.
A final WOW factor of this home is the large garage with rolling door that opens to the rear of the property. With fitted units, this space can fit up to two vehicles and is the perfect utility area: freeing up space in the kitchen.