Chapel Street, Gunnislake, Cornwall, PL18

A large stone building built in 1815 and has recently been used as the local church in the centre of the village of Gunnislake. 7 bedroom ministers accommodation with 3 bathrooms, 3 receptions, study and benefitting woodland views in the distance across to chimney rock. The church has a large space with facilities. Available to cash buyers only.

Outside store to the side of the building, access to the side entrance with canopy porch to the ministers residence. To the front there are steps up with wrought iron gates giving access into the Crusade Fellowship open porch leading to double wooden doors giving access into the Church.

Entrance Hall Glazed panelled door gives access into the entrance hall with stairs leading to the ministers residence and wooden door with steps leading down to the church where there is a long corridor with two uPVC double glazed wood effect windows to the side elevation, radiator, ample storage space, door to further store. From here a door leads into the church and steps lead up to the galleried balcony.

Galleried Balcony Eight large uPVC double glazed wood effect windows to both side elevations and to the front, taking in the views towards Chimney Rock, woodland and countryside beyond and access to loft. From here there is a tilt and turn window/door leading out onto a small balcony roof garden, enclosed by railings and overlooking the village.

Kitchen Area Stainless steel double sink with drainer, electric meter, wooden railing overlooking the main part of the church.

Church Area Double wooden doors to the front elevation leading to outside, three radiators, raised platform area with door to storage area, stripped wooden flooring and high ceilings, site of thermostat and timers for the central heating. Door to further storage area. Door to the study.

Study Glazed frosted window to the corridor, radiator.

Storage Area Door to cupboard housing Worcester condensing combination boiler for hot water and central heating for the Church. Radiator. The storage area has a further doors to the men's and ladies WC's.

Mens WC Urinals and wash hand basin.

Ladies WC Wash hand basin, two doors to separate low level WCs. Stripped wooden flooring.

From the entrance hallway stairs lead up to:

Landing Access to the main reception dining hall.

Dining Hall Doors to the kitchen, master bedroom, lounge and bedroom two. Door to inner hallway, the study and shower room. Four radiators, coving to ceiling, inset spotlights, wooden panelled walling to all sides, glazed window to the study. Door to cupboard housing the Worcester combination condensing boiler for the heating for the ministers residence with shelving.

Shower Room uPVC double glazed wood effect window to the side elevation overlooking the green. Radiator with TRV, low level WC, wooden panelling to one wall, wash hand basin with tiled splashback, double width walk-in shower cubicle with splashbacks and Mira electric shower over.

Study Frosted panelled leaded light window to rear elevation, shelving, glazed window to the dining hall, wooden panelling to one wall and radiator.

Bedroom Two uPVC double glazed wood effect window to the side elevation, radiator, wooden panelling to all walls, coving to ceiling.

Lounge Dual aspect room with uPVC double glazed wood effect windows to front elevation taking in the views towards Chimney Rock and the woodland in the distance with countryside beyond. uPVC double glazed wood effect window to side elevation, double panelled radiator, wooden panelling to all walls, high ceiling with coving, TV aerial point, access to loft, door to bedroom one which is currently not in use.

Kitchen Range of eye level and base units, ample work and storage space, roll top working surfaces over, leaded glazed display unit with shelving, high ceiling with coving, space for fridge/freezer, plumbing and space for washing machine, space for further white appliance, stainless steel two and a half bowl single drainer sink unit with mixer tap. Stainless steel electric oven, stainless steel five-ring gas hob with extractor hood above. uPVC double glazed wood effect window to the side elevation having views of woodland over rooftops. Tiled splashbacks.

Bedroom One Range of built-in bedroom furniture with hanging rail, shelving and mirrors, bedside units. High ceiling with coving, wood panelling to all walls, radiator, telephone point, deep skirtings, uPVC double glazed wood effect window to front elevation overlooking the village, Chimney Rock, woodland and countryside in the distance. Door to ...

En Suite Shower Room uPVC double glazed wood effect window to side elevation having woodland views over rooftops and over the green. Radiator, bidet with tiled splashback, wood panelling to two walls, low level WC, double width walk-in shower cubicle with tiled splashbacks, enclosing tray and electric shower over, wash hand basin with tiled splashback.

Outer Hallway Stairs rising to the second floor, access to bedroom three.

Bedroom Three uPVC double glazed wood effect window to side elevation, radiator, coving to ceiling, wooden panelling to three walls.

Second Floor Landing Double glazed wooden Velux window to rear elevation, access to loft, four steps to door giving access to bedroom 7.

Bathroom Double glazed wooden window to rear elevation, some restricted head room, panelled bath with tiled splashbacks, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashbacks, part coving to ceiling, frosted sliding doors to shower cubicle with enclosing tray, low level WC.

Bedroom Four Double glazed wooden Velux window to front elevation, coving to ceiling.

Bedroom Five Double glazed wooden Velux window to side elevation, coving to ceiling.

Bedroom Six Double glazed wooden Velux window to side elevation, coving to ceiling.

Bedroom Seven Double glazed Velux wooden window to front elevation, some restricted head room with exposed lintels, coving, wooden lintel to centre.

Directions
From Callington head out in the direction of Tavistock and after about five miles you will reach Drakewalls, proceed down the hill passing the Co-Op store on the right and upon reaching Gunnislake, you go through the traffic lights and just passing the shop on the left hand side is a sharp turn right up the hill passing the car park on your right, the church can be seen directly in front of you.