Property

The property is a former grade 2 listed medieval church dating back to at least the 12th century, approximately 850-900 years old, with parts of the building, including the chancel arch, believed to be Norman in origin. The building features many original elements, including exposed stone walls, lancet windows, and a vaulted wooden beamed ceiling. Internally, the church has a large congregation area, a smaller side congregation area, and a vestible with lancet windows.

Externally, the property is situated in a small rural village, with a good-sized garden area to the rear, although the church yard does not form part of the sale. The building also features a woodburning stove and modernized electric consumer switches and sockets.