An opportunity to acquire a most spacious and substantial former methodist chapel within the heart of an attractive Cheshire village providing superb scope for conversion to a delightful residential dwelling with existing planning permission, driveway and grounds to all sides.

AGENTS REMARKS

This former Methodist Chapel was attractively constructed in typical Methodist Chapel style in the late 19th Century and stands off the main road within the centre of Wybunbury village behind wrought iron gates and a driveway. The building incorporates many architectural features of note including brickwork to the front elevation and high chapel windows to both sides.
Wybunbury is a charming South Cheshire village famed for its leaning tower church and served by a well stocked village shop and post office and a couple of well frequented public houses. The village is well situated for regular shopping in Nantwich town centre which provides a superb range of shops and boutiques.
Planning permission details are available online with East Cheshire Council planning permission portal 09/2455/n.

ACCOMMODATION

The accommodation with approximate dimensions comprises:

MAIN HALL

14.94m(49'0'') x 9.14m(30'0'')

REAR HALL

7.01m(23'0'') x 6.10m(20'0'')

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LOCATION

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VIEWING

By appointment with the Agents' Crewe Office. Telephone 01270 255396.
Opening Hours
Mon-Fri 9.00-5.30pm
Sat 9.00-4.00pm
Sun closed

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