LOT
7

The Old Chapel, Church Road, Penponds Cornwall TR14 0QE

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About this property

An interesting opportunity to acquire a Grade II listed former methodist church having the benefit of a Grant of Conditional Planning Permission for conversion into a versatile three bedroom residence with balconies, associated car parking and garden in this popular village location.

Location

The highly sought after village of Penponds boasts an Ofsted rated outstanding primary school, with a further comprehensive range of educational, recreational and shopping facilities available at nearby Camborne, including the mainline railway station.

Proposed Accommodation

Ground Floor

Entrance porch, cloakroom, large hallway/dining hall, sitting room, guest bedroom with en-suite, kitchen/diner with larger and utility room off.

First Floor

Landing, two principle bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and balcony access, study area.

Outside

Car parking and garden.

Planning

Grants of Conditional Planning Permission and Listed Building Consents were issued by Cornwall Council Planning Department, under application numbers PA17/03783, PA17/03784, PA17/04660 & PA17/01942 to include 'Conversion of former Methodist chapel to dwelling including replacement of all existing roof coverings and structures and installation of 2 new roof lights and solar panels, repairs to external walls; repositioning of 2 windows to complement raising of eaves level to accommodate new internal first floor; creation of new glazed panel in western elevation and balcony to accommodate means of escape. Various associated internal works'. Interested parties must make and rely upon their own planning enquiries of Cornwall Council Planning Department.

EPC

Energy Efficiency Rating - Exempt

Auction Valuer

Wendy Alexander

Viewing

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The Old Chapel, Church Road, Penponds Cornwall TR14 0QE

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