A three-bedroom townhouse set in a converted chapel is up for sale.
The Worthington Place home in Carlisle is on sale for £250,000.
Victorian architect Thomas Worthington designed the building, later converted by Story Homes.
An exterior view of the Worthington Place development (Image: Purplebricks/Zoopla)
The stunning dining area (Image: Purplebricks/Zoopla)
Set over four floors, this is one of the largest homes in the conversion and keeps many original features.
It has nearly 1,600 square feet inside, with the “same floor area as a large four-bedroom detached house, but without the responsibility of building or garden maintenance.”
Inside is a large living room with an office nook, three double bedrooms and two bathrooms.
A mezzanine adds character and could work as a fourth bedroom.
The mezzanine level that could be used as a fourth bedroom (Image: Purplebricks/Zoopla)
Purplebricks is marketing the property for £250,000 (Image: Purplebricks/Zoopla)
Estate agent Purplebricks said: “This beautiful turnkey town house, spread over four floors, needs to be seen to be fully appreciated.
“Move in for stress-free living in one of Carlisle’s most sought after neighbourhoods.”
It has a kitchen-diner with integrated appliances and Karndean flooring.
Outside, the chapel sits in an elevated spot within an acre of manicured communal gardens.
Mature trees surround the grounds, with views towards the Roman city of Carlisle and Scotland on one side and the Lake District National Park on the other.
The sale includes two allocated parking spaces and a private storage shed.
One of the two bathrooms (Image: Purplebricks/Zoopla)
Modern kitchen-diner featuring integrated appliances and Karndean flooring (Image: Purplebricks/Zoopla)
It is about ten minutes from the M6 and Carlisle station, with trains to London taking under four hours.
A £189-a-month service charge covers buildings insurance and maintenance.
There is no onward chain and the sellers are open to “sensible offers.”
Potential buyers can contact Purplebricks on 02475 114760.