Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to Old Chapel House, Barry, a cozy and compact detached type home with 5 bed in the CF62 3BP area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band G.
This classic property was built
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £185,250 and a rental potential of £1,204 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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"Old Chapel House is reputed to date back to 1829 when it was built as a METHODIST CHAPEL. The 5 BEDROOMED accommodation is arranged over 3 levels and to the ground floor comprises: entrance hallway, cloakroom/WC, living room, dining room and a kitchen/breakfast room. First floor: landing, 3 double bedrooms (master EN-SUITE), cloakroom/WC and separate bathroom. Second floor: landing, 2 further bedrooms (one with cloaks/WC and maybe one as a sitting room) plus kitchenette. Outside there is a front parking area and forecourt, single GARAGE, side access and attractive rear garden with areas of patio and lawn plus detached summer house and wood storage shed to remain. From the upper rear windows there are excellent PANORAMIC VIEWS over The Vale and the property BACKS ON TO FARMLAND. The property benefits from oil central heating and UPVC double glazed windows throughout. It is situated in this sought after and desirable Village which offers an excellent Public House, Church, Castle and Village Hall.
DETAILS
OLD CHAPEL HOUSE PENMARK
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED PERIOD HOUSE
5 BEDROOMS, 2 RECEPTION ROOMS
IMPROVED KITCHEN, RURAL VIEWS
CLOAKS/WC, BATHRM & EN-SUITE
OIL CH, UPVC DG, SINGLE GARAGE
PARKING & GOOD FAMILY GARDENS
Situated in this sought after and desirable Village which offers an excellent Public House, Church, Castle and Village Hall. Old Chapel House is reputed to date back to 1829 when it was built as a Methodist Chapel. The accommodation is arranged over 3 levels and to the ground floor comprises: entrance hallway, cloakroom/WC, living room, dining room and a kitchen/breakfast room. First floor: landing, 3 double bedrooms (master en-suite), cloakroom/WC and separate bathroom. Second floor: landing, 2 further bedrooms (one with cloaks/WC and maybe one as a sitting room) plus kitchenette. Outside there is a front parking area and forecourt, single garage, side access and attractive rear garden with areas of patio and lawn plus detached summer house and wood storage shed to remain. From the upper rear windows there are excellent panoramic views over The Vale and indeed the property backs on to farmland. The property benefits from oil central heating and UPVC double glazed windows throughout.
Tenure Freehold Tax G Water ?240 per annum
To View Call 01446 711900 Postcode CF62 3BP
A GUIDED TOUR OF OLD CHAPEL HOUSE PENMARK AF/EAG/09/09
GROUND FLOOR
Entrance Hallway Accessed via a UPVC double glazed door. The hallway has parquet block flooring with timber panelled doors leading to the cloakroom/WC and to the living room.
Cloakroom/WC Nicely presented and fitted in white and comprising a high level WC plus a corner wash handbasin with tiled splashback. Ceramic tile floor covering plus part panelled walls. Frosted window.
Living Room 21'0' max x 14'4' max (6.40m x 4.37m) A spacious room with windows to the front. Exposed ceiling beams and central lights provide an attractive feature. The focal point is a wood burning fire with carved stone surround with stone mantel and hearth. A part glazed door leads to the kitchen. Recarpeted flooring, staircase to first floor plus double multi paned doors lead to the:
Dining Room 16'0' max x 11'6' max (4.88m x 3.51m) Of good proportions and with double glazed patio doors leading out on to the rear garden. Beamed ceiling with light plus recarpeted flooring. Period fireplace with slate hearth, stone sides and wood mantel. Part glazed door to:
Kitchen/Breakfast Room 14'0' max x 11'5' max (4.27m x 3.48m) Recently improved by the seller with refurbished modern eye level and base units and these are complimented by roll top work surface areas with a ceramic twin bowl sink unit inset with mixer tap over. Integrated appliances include an electric oven, ceramic hob and extractor over. Space is allocated for a fridge/freezer and microwave. Walnut engineered wood flooring plus beamed ceiling and light. Windows to the rear with matching door leading out to the side and rear garden. A panelled door leads to the understair store cupboard which houses the oil Worcester combi boiler. This fires the central heating and hot water.
FIRST FLOOR
Landing Carpeted and with window to the side. Nicely presented with dual door airing cupboard with shelving and space/plumbing for stacked washing machine and tumble dryer. Space for working desk. Panelled doors lead to the 3 bedrooms, cloakroom and bathroom on this level.
Bedroom 1 15'9' max x 11'4' max (4.80m x 3.45m) A generous size double bedroom with windows to the rear with attractive garden and rural views. Single wardrobe plus a panelled door leads to the:
En Suite Shower Room Nicely presented with a quadrant shape shower cubicle with mains shower. Further pedestal wash handbasin and low level WC. Fully tiled walls plus tile effect vinyl flooring, central light and extractor unit.
Bedroom 2 14'5' max x 12'10' max (4.39m x 3.91m) A large double bedroom which is carpeted and has windows to the front. There are 2 fitted double wardrobes with further storage above.
Bedroom 3 106' max x 10'3' max (2.69m x 3.12m) Double bedroom with windows to the front. Vanity wash hand-basin with splash-back.
Bathroom 8'5 max x 8'3 max (2.57m x 2.51m) A lightly coloured suite comprising wash hand-basin with vanity cupboard below and marble effect storage area adjacent and a bath which has a chrome effect mixer tap and shower attachment and an electric Triton shower over. Part tiled walls and opaque window to the rear.
Cloakroom/WC Fitted with low level WC and opaque window to the side. Vinyl floor covering.
SECOND FLOOR
Landing Carpeted and with a partly pitched and beamed ceiling. Window to the side plus doors give access to large and useful eave storage cupboards. Further panelled doors lead to bedrooms 4 and 5.
Bedroom 4 15'5' max x 14'7' narrowing to 7'1' max (4.70m x 4.45m to 2.16m) Carpeted and with windows to the rear offering superb and panoramic rural aspect over the Vale of Glamorgan. A recess houses a low level WC and wash handbasin with vanity cupboard under.
Bedroom 5/Sitting Room 18'7' max x 15'1' narrowing to 7'1' max (5.66m x 4.60m to 2.16m) Carpeted and with windows to the rear offering similar views to that of bedroom 4. Doors give access to further eave storage cupboards and a final door leads to the
Kitchenette 10'0' max x 7'7' max (3.05m x 2.31m) With basic amenities and comprising fitted base and wall cupboards. There are work surface areas with a stainless steel 1.5 bowl unit with mixer tap over. Pitched ceiling with strip lighting. Wood effect vinyl floor covering.
OUTSIDE Forecourt Low maintenance and laid to brick paviour, it in turn leads to the integral single garage. A wrought iron pedestrian gate within stone pillars leads to the enclosed forecourt and this gives access to the front door. Outside light. Further wrought iron side gate and path leads to the rear garden. To the opposing side there is an enclosed log store area.
Garage 19'0' max x 9'0' max Accessed via remote control up and over door. Of part stone (external wall) and breeze block construction and providing space for a larger than average family car. A pedestrian door also leads to the dining room.
Rear Garden In 2 parts - initially a large paved patio area ideal for garden table and chairs etc and enclosed by original stone walls with raised and established flowerbeds. A wide timber arch leads through to the lawned area of the garden. Here there are further raised flowerbeds and again it is enclosed by stone walling with established hedging. Useful timber frame potting shed and large timber frame summer house with patio terrace adjacent.
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Tax band G
333 sqm plot
