Inside the remarkable Georgian chapel-turned-country home near Leeds on the market for £1.9 million

Historic character meets modern refinement in this unique home near Leeds.

Situated on Church Lane in Wighill, a few miles east of Wetherby, the beautiful Georgian country property has been sympathetically converted to combine modern comfort with the charm of a former Methodist chapel.

The main house offers seven beautifully appointed bedrooms, complemented by four luxurious bathrooms, two of which are en-suite. The principal suite serves as a private retreat, featuring a generous dressing room and a well-equipped en-suite bathroom.

On the ground floor, the property provides an impressive array of living spaces. A grand living room with an open fire sets a warm, inviting tone, while a rear-facing study with a bay window offers a quiet space for work or reading.

The formal dining room- complete with high windows and a traditional fireplace - creates a striking backdrop for entertaining. The entire ground-floor entertainment area benefits from underfloor heating.

The heart of the home is a bespoke kitchen with marble worktops, integrated appliances and twin sinks. A utility and laundry room continue the theme of handcrafted cabinetry and attention to detail.

One of the property’s most remarkable features is the sensitively converted former chapel. This dramatic space now forms an open-plan dining and living area leading through to a games room and bar. Three bedrooms can be found within the chapel, each accessed by its own private staircase, with one benefiting from an en suite shower room.

Outdoor living is equally impressive. Expansive sliding doors open onto a large patio, ideal for al fresco dining, while the south-facing lawn and beautifully maintained gardens offer tranquillity and scenic charm. Secure electric gates provide access to parking for three vehicles, alongside a garage currently arranged as a home gym.

The home is on the market with Ashtons Estate Agents for £1,895,000.

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