Old Chapel House, Stone Allerton, Near Wedmore, BS26 2NJ
Old Chapel House Stone Allerton Near Wedmore BS26 2NJ
“A substantial detached residence in rural but not isolated setting. Set within a total plot of over an acre including superb mature landscaped gardens”
About the Area Stone Allerton is a small village in beautiful countryside about 3 miles from Wedmore and is undoubtedly one of the most popular residential areas in this part of Somerset. Just a short walk to the Weatsheaf Public House. Wedmore, Cheddar Burham-On-Sea and Wells provide a wide range of amenities and facilities and the larger towns of the area are within easy commuting distance. There are 6 primary schools within a few miles and nearby is the Hugh Sexey Church of England Middle School (9 to 13 years) and the Kings of Wessex School (13 to 18). Independent schools within easy reach include Sidcot with Wells Cathedral, Mill ield and Clifton College further a ield.
Summary Built circa. early - mid 19th Century with later addi ons the property is truly a bespoke and unique design benefi ng from an award winning extension. Set within a total plot of over an acre of mature landscaped gardens and with previous planning for further bedrooms, the property has vast further poten al.
Descrip on Set within delightful gardens and an overall plot of over an acre the property has been well thought-out to provide well proportioned accommodation whilst keeping much of the original charm of the original home. Entered via the reception hall with limestone tiled loors and plenty of room for storage of coats. The limestone continues through to the kitchen/ dining area houses a range of bespoke base and wall units with granite worktops over, electric AGA range cooker which can be turned off in the summer and the integrated double oven and gas hob utilised. The dual aspect drawing room dates back to the 1800’s (originally a Chapel itself) now forms the Drawing room of the property, the remainder of the property being accommodated within the attached wing, (added in the late 1970’s). This was architect design and build which one an award for its imaginative design. In recent years, both the chapel and wing have undergone further improvements and alterations to bring them up to date whilst still remaining sympathetic to the original design. and many original character features remain, it is certainly is a spectacular room with high vaulted ceiling and superb ceiling rose, Arts and Crafts style ireplace with inset woodburner and large windows allowing the light to low into the room. A more recent addition is a spectacular garden room and can be used all year round. Radiators and blinds allow the temperature to be regulated throughout the year. The views over the garden are certainly a spectacle in the summer and provides an a perfect room for entertaining guests and gives access onto the garden.
Accommoda on The bedrooms are located to the east wing of the property. As depicted via the floorplan all of the bedrooms house fi ed wardrobes. The main bedroom with doors onto the garden is serviced via the main bathroom, the two further bedrooms are serviced via the main shower room.
Gardens Set within truly idyllic landscaped gardens of around an acre. The property is approached from a generous parking area with a pergola and wisteria and climbing roses which leads to the entrance to the property. Various paths lead around the double garage with electric roller door, u lity and w.c to the rear. To the rear of the property are more formal lawned gardens edged by a plethora of flowering plants and shrubs and housing the first of two mber summerhouses, a stone built BBQ and terrace. Enclosed by mature high level hedgerow, a mber arbour with central cast iron lover’s The rear of the garden is approached through a Prunus pissardi nigra avenue. The garden also contains an abundance of shrubs and ornamental trees and then 4 large island beds, greenhouse and veg. plot. There is also a small orchard. These are arranged in parkland style with a tremendous variety of specimen trees and though ully planted shrub beds, perfect for the keen hor culturist. At the far end of the plot there is double opening mber gates providing alterna ve vehicular access
Direc ons From our office on Church Road proceed out of the village towards Mark. Take the first turning right past the church into Lascot Hill. Proceed past the Golf Club for about a mile and a half passing the former Wheatsheaf Public House on the le . Take the next turning on the le where you will find the property second on the right.
Agents Notes Previously the property benefi ed from full planning to create a further two bedroom. 2 King Alfred Mews Church Street Wedmore Somerset BS28 4AB T: 01934 710220 [email protected]