Chapel Lane, Stoke Albany Offers in Excess of £565,000

A home with a story unlike any other, Chapel House was built in 1901 as Stoke Albany’s Wesleyan Chapel and has stood at the heart of the village for well over a century. Throughout its rich history, it has played a variety of roles within the community, including serving as the village dance hall—a chapter still reflected today in the covenant preventing the sale of alcohol on the premises. Thoughtfully and extensively modernised, the property seamlessly blends breath taking period architecture with stylish contemporary living, creating a truly move-in-ready home in one of the area’s most desirable villages. Its heritage remains carefully preserved, with the original Bibles and religious texts from its days as a working chapel staying with the house, offering a unique connection to its remarkable past. Surrounded by beautiful countryside yet just five miles from Market Harborough, Chapel House is a truly special home that must be experienced to be fully appreciated. Outside, the gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped to create attractive spaces for entertaining and relaxing, while enjoying the property's wonderful open views across the surrounding countryside. The peaceful setting offers a true sense of escape yet remains remarkably convenient.

Today, Chapel House has been sympathetically transformed into an exceptional family home, combining stunning period architecture with all the comforts of modern living. Over the last ten years the current owners have invested extensively, carrying out a comprehensive renovation including a partial replacement roof, upgraded heating system, new windows and doors, beautifully appointed bathrooms, a fabulous contemporary kitchen, an internal extension, significant insulation improvements and landscaped gardens. The result is a home that is ready to move straight into and enjoy, with little left to do other than the option of external re-rendering should a future owner wish.

Location - Stoke Albany is one of the area's most desirable villages, renowned for its friendly community, beautiful rolling countryside and highly regarded village pub. Wonderful walks begin directly from the doorstep, while the neighbouring village of Wilbarston, just one mile away and easily reached on foot, offers a further pub, café, post office and additional local amenities. Despite its idyllic rural setting, Chapel House is perfectly placed for modern life. The thriving market town of Market Harborough is just five miles away, offering boutique shopping, restaurants, supermarkets and fast rail services to London St Pancras. Corby is also within easy reach, providing excellent leisure facilities, retail parks and further transport connections.

From the moment you step inside, the scale and character are immediately evident. The magnificent sitting room is undoubtedly the heart of the home, with soaring vaulted ceilings, striking Gothic arched mullion windows and a feature fireplace with wood-burning stove creating a spectacular yet welcoming living space. Flooded with natural light, it perfectly showcases the building's heritage while offering a warm and comfortable setting for everyday life. The beautifully designed open-plan dining kitchen is ideal for modern family living and entertaining, featuring quality cabinetry, integrated appliances, a central island and direct access to the garden. An adjoining family room provides an additional relaxed reception space, making this area the social hub of the home. The ground-floor double bedroom with adjoining shower room provides ideal guest accommodation, multi-generational living or a teenager's suite,

The accommodation offers exceptional flexibility. Currently arranged as three generous double bedrooms, the substantial master suite could easily be reconfigured to create a fourth bedroom if desired, whilst the dedicated home office offers an excellent space for remote working.

The gardens have been thoughtfully and meticulously landscaped to create a variety of attractive and low maintenance entertainment and relaxation spaces to include extended patios and well stocked timber sleeper raised borders. Enjoying a wonderful open view across the surrounding countryside and a peaceful setting, offering a true sense of escape in a stunning village setting.

Via Sarah Rees- Mccallum-Marsh sarah@mccallum-marsh.co.uk Tel- 01858 463747 Satnav Information - The property’s postcode is LE16 8PW, and house name Chapel House.

Property Information - Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: North Northamptonshire Council Listed Status: Not Listed. Built 1901 Conservation Area: Yes, Stoke Albany Conservation Area Tax Band: E Services: The property is offered to the market with all mains services, gas-fired central heating with HIVE thermostat and drainage to a soakaway Meters: Electric and gas smart meters and a water meter Broadband delivered to the property: FTTC Non-standard construction: Believed to be of standard construction Wayleaves, Rights of Way & Covenants: Yes Flooding issues in the last 5 years: No Accessibility: Two storey dwelling Planning: The neighbouring property at 3 Chapel Lane are potentially seeking a planning consent to extend the property. This is not expected to impact Chapel House’s views, or the new owner’s enjoyment of the property.

Fixtures and fittings mentioned in these particulars are included in the sale - all other items regarded as owners fixtures and fittings may be removed.

Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars, all parties should note: i The description and photographs are for guidance only and are not a complete representation of the property. ii Plans are not to scale; are for guidance only and do not form part of the contract. iii Services and any appliances referred to have not been tested and cannot be verified as being in working order. iv No survey of any part of the property has been carried out by the Vendor or McCallum Marsh. V. Measurements are approximate and must not be relied upon. Maximum appropriate room sizes are generally given to the nearest 0.1 metres. Outbuildings are measured externally (unless otherwise stated) to the nearest 0.5 metres; an approximate Imperial equivalent is also given. Vi. Only those items referred to in the text of these particulars are included. vii Nothing in these particulars or any related discussions forms part of any contract unless expressly incorporated within a subsequent written agreement.