An exceptional former Wesleyan chapel, beautifully converted and redesigned, offering striking architecture, generous accommodation and glorious gardens in the heart of a sought after village.
The Wendy House is a truly individual home, steeped in history and transformed with imagination and care. Originally a Wesleyan chapel, the property now blends period charm with thoughtful modern updates, creating a dramatic yet welcoming residence that must be seen to be fully appreciated.
Upon entering, you are immediately greeted by a stunning entrance hall, featuring a sweeping staircase rising to a first-floor galleried landing. Thoughtfully enhanced by a striking brick split - wall, complemented by the original floor, setting the tone throughout.
The principal lounge living room is a wonderful size and full of character, showcasing special feature prominent fireplace, and a cast iron log burner making it an ideal space for both entertaining and relaxed family living.
The beautifully updated kitchen has been finished to an excellent standard, with modern solid oak units painted in the ever-popular Elephant's Breath, complemented by solid oak worktops. A breakfast bar provides informal dining, while the designer flooring adds a contemporary touch.
The ground floor further benefits from a separate W.C, a ground-floor bedroom/ five, which also lends itself perfectly as a home office or study.
To the first floor, the impressive gallery landing overlooks the stairwell and serves four excellent bedrooms. The accommodation is completed by a sumptuous, refurbished bathroom, finished in a traditional period style, including a roll-top bath, walk-in shower, hand basin, and high-flush W.C.
Standing within extensive gardens, The Wendy House is approached via a long gravel driveway with a turning head, creating a real sense of arrival. There is an attached original garage as well a large shed, offering excellent storage and parking options.
The rear garden enjoys open views over a moated settlement, providing a peaceful and picturesque backdrop ideal for outdoor entertaining or quiet enjoyment.
The property is situated in the wonderful village of Fulstow, known for its strong community spirit and local pub, offering village life at its very best while remaining conveniently located for surrounding areas.
A rare opportunity to acquire a unique and character-filled home in a delightful village setting. Early viewing is highly recommended. Must be seen.
ENTRANCE PORCH
Beautiful solid oak porch with exterior light.
HALLWAY 3.12m (10'3') x 2.74m (9'0')
Lovely inviting panel hallway with brick face wall Featuring a stunning dog leg staircase leading to a first floor gallery landing.
LOUNGE 5.94m (19'6') x 5.92m (19'5')
Wonderful size recently decorated room with prominent chimney breast and log burning stove.
KITCHEN 6.71m (22'0') x 2.92m (9'7')
Beautiful upgraded kitchen with solid oak Worktops incorporating breakfast bar complimented by quality flooring.
CLOAKROOM/UTILITY
Refurbished with W.C and Plumbing for washing machine.
BEDROOM FIVE 4.34m (14'3') x 2.51m (8'3')
An excellent ground floor bedroom which could be used as a home office or study.
LANDING
First floor, stunning galleried landing with spelled ballistrade
BEDROOM ONE 5.23m (17'2') x 3.23m (10'7')
Principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes
BEDROOM TWO 4.60m (15'1') x 2.44m (8'0')
Good size double bedroom overlooking the rear aspect.
BEDROOM THREE 4.50m (14'9') x 2.95m (9'8')
Another double bedroom with reviews onto the rear.
BEDROOM FOUR 3.78m (12'5') x 2.62m (8'7')
Excellent fourth bedroom with built-in wardrobes.
FAMILY BATHROOM 3.17m (10'5') x 1.90m (6'3')
Super traditional style bathroom featuring roll-top bath , vanity basin walk-in shower cubicle and high flush W.C.
GARAGE 5.18m (17'0') x 4.14m (13'7')
Attached garage with power light.
OUTSIDE
The property is approached via a long gravel driveway with turning circle. There is ample parking to the front with an attached garage. The main garden is situated to the front enjoying a deep lawned area. The rear lawned garden has a pleasant patio and enjoys a predominantly south facing aspect with a moon shaped wall over overlooking a moated settlement.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The property has an LPG tank, water, electricity and drainage are connected and broadband speeds and availability can be accessed via the Ofcom checker website.
Central heating comprises of radiators detailed above connected to the boiler located in the garage. The Property has the benefit of UPVC frame double glazing. It falls within the jurisdiction of the West Lindsey District Council and is in Council Tax Band D and the Tenure is freehold subject to solicitors verification.
VIEWING
Strictly by appointment through the Agents on Grimsby 311000. A video walk-through tour with commentary can be seen on Rightmove and the Martin Maslin website.
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