Once a place of quiet reflection, La Chapelle has found new life as a home of rare beauty and distinction.

The chapel’s 19th-century soul lingers in the soaring rooflines, tall windows, and intricate details, yet the spaces now breathe with warmth and modern ease. Tucked into the green borderland between Trinity and St Saviour, it feels gently hidden away, offering a retreat that is both peaceful and well-connected.

This is a house that balances drama and intimacy: an open, light-filled hall where life gathers, and secluded rooms designed for rest and calm. Gardens unfold around the property, opening onto fields that stretch toward the horizon, creating an enduring sense of freedom and space.

The central hall, once dedicated to worship, now forms a magnificent living environment. Light cascades through generous windows, height is celebrated in the soaring ceilings, and the minstrel gallery adds a touch of theatre to the scene. Despite its scale, the atmosphere is tender and inviting, anchored by the glow of a wood-burning stove. Whether hosting friends or settling into the quiet of an evening, the space adapts with grace.

Two generous bedrooms occupy the first floor, each framed by distinctive chapel windows and finished with handcrafted wardrobes. Views reach across the countryside, inviting a sense of calm. A refined family bathroom with a deep, fast-fill bath serves this level. Above it all, the top floor belongs entirely to the principal suite. Here, beams of exposed timber and carefully designed storage create character and comfort in equal measure, while the en-suite shower room completes the retreat.

Practicalities

• Connected to mains water and drainage
• Electric heating throughout
• A blend of single and double glazing

Parking

A covered car port provides space for two cars in tandem, with further on-road parking available nearby.