Dating back to before 1810, this beautifully converted Cornish stone chapel offers a unique blend of period charm and contemporary living.

Full of character and thoughtfully renovated, the property boasts a high specification throughout, seamlessly combining traditional features with modern comforts.

This is a home of genuine charm and quality — early viewing is highly recommended.

Upon entering the property, you’re welcomed into a spacious porch — the perfect place to store coats, boots, and other outerwear. From here, the ground floor opens into a generous hallway featuring wooden flooring, high ceilings, and an immediate sense of space and light.

A well-appointed ground floor W.C. includes a large walk-in shower, basin, and toilet — all finished to a high specification. The hallway flows effortlessly into an impressive open-plan living and dining area, brimming with character.

Original features include a large wood burner, high ceilings, a striking sash window, and French doors that bathe the room in natural light. The space is well-suited for both relaxing and entertaining, with ample room for furnishings.
The adjoining kitchen continues the theme of quality, fitted with modern appliances, generous worktop space, and cabinetry that blends style with practicality — ideal for those who enjoy cooking or hosting.

Upstairs, the first floor offers three well-proportioned double bedrooms, each with built-in storage and charming character details. These rooms are perfect for family living or guest accommodation. A family bathroom completes the floor, fitted with a bath, W.C., and basin.

The top floor reveals a fantastic open-plan space, currently used as a studio but easily adaptable as a generous master bedroom. Velux windows flood the room with natural light, giving it a bright and airy feel while maintaining a cosy atmosphere.

Outside, the garden is enclosed, private, and perfectly sized for outdoor living — whether relaxing in the sun or entertaining guests. Adding a unique historical touch, repurposed gravestones form part of the patio area, offering a fascinating nod to the building’s chapel origins.

Additional benefits include allocated parking and excellent transport links to the North Cornish coast, with the ever-popular Trebarwith Strand beach just a 10-minute drive away.