Case Study: The Chapel

This converted chapel and Grade II listed Georgian villa combines original features with contemporary design, creating a unique one-bedroom mezzanine apartment that is steeped in history, having been built in 1897.

A hand-made contemporary kitchen is located at the rear below the gallery and offers an extensive range of granite topped units and cupboards with integrated appliances and breakfast bar. An open plan dining area is located alongside the kitchen surrounded by elegant wooden panelling and useful cupboards.

The rain cloud shower room and utility area is conveniently located off the kitchen. A circular glass sided staircase leads up to the bedroom suite which has a generous seating area and excellent bespoke built in wardrobes. The wonderful en-suite bathroom features a free-standing bath tub and under floor heating. Egyptian sandstone runs across the property incorporating under floor heating. There are also back up tube radiators fitted throughout. There is excellent ventilation via electronically controlled windows in the roof lantern and side windows.

Excellent built in storage space has been incorporated with deep cupboards on the ground floor using the full depth of the alter arch, along with wardrobes and cupboards on the gallery level.