Chapel House, Fridaythorpe, Driffield

Viewings to commence on Tuesday 15th June

Chapel House is a quirky and characterful three bedroom detached property in the heart of Fridaythorpe. Chapel House was formally a Primitive Methodist Chapel that is believed to have opened in 1851 and closed in 1932. The property was extended to create a living room, kitchen and bathroom, whilst the original chapel contains the three bedrooms and a snug. There is a good size rear garden that may have development potential, subject to the necessary planning permissions being obtained. Part of the original chapel roof contains asbestos. The property is being offered to the market with No Onward Chain.

Entering the property through the front door you find yourself in the entrance hall with two double bedrooms on the right hand side and the third at the end of the hallway on the left. Moving back through the property you come into a snug with a bay window to the front of the room and an open fire with slate surround and hearth. The main living room is in the extension, will dual aspect windows that provide an abundance of natural light and a log burner with slate hearth at its centre.

The kitchen has an L shaped worktop which incorporates a stainless steel sink with drainer and various storage units. There is a freestanding electric New World cooker with four ring halogen hob over and a Hotpoint washing machine. In addition there is space for a freestanding fridge/freezer. The family bathroom comprises of an easy access bath with electric shower over, a pedestal hadn't basin and a heated towel rail. There is a separate w/c adjacent to the rear porch.

Externally the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs. The plot is fully enclosed by a mixture of fencing and a brick wall. There is a detached single garage with a side access and an up and over door. There is a small shared access which leads to the private gravelled driveway that provides parking for at least three cars. This really is an exciting opportunity to acquire a piece of history ripe for redevelopment.