<|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Here is a summarized version of the property description in a single paragraph: The iconic 61 High Street in Burnham was originally a Baptist chapel built in 1843, later converted into a drill hall, rifle range, and snooker club. The property has a rich history and massive potential to be reconfigured into a fantastic family home, business, or a combination of both. The main hall is a large, open space with storage cupboards, fire exit, and rear access. The front-facing shops have tenants and are in good condition, with wood effect flooring and store rooms. The first floor features a lounge with original cathedral-style windows, a kitchen/dining area with cream units and tiled surfaces, and three bedrooms with sash windows. The bathroom has a walk-in shower cubicle, hand wash basin, and close-coupled w/c. The property also has a rear courtyard, currently fenced off, which can be used for parking. The entire building is versatile and can be reconfigured to suit the buyer's needs.