Property description

Situated in the beautiful semi rural countryside on the Herefordshire/Welsh borders, close to the small pretty villages of Skenfrith and Grosmont. With the Three Castles used as landmarks for walkers, this area is of historical interest. The village of Skenfrith also boasts an excellent restaurant and Cross Ash benefits from a primary school and Doctors surgery.Graig Hill Chapel was commissioned by Peter Rothwell Jackson esquire of the local Blackbrooke family, who was eventually buried within the grounds of the Chapel in 1899. The former chapel was built circa 1883. Although converted for residential occupancy some years ago, the original graves and headstones which adjoin the entrance and part of the garden, remain in ownership and care of the Church.As expected the property has been sympathetically converted, retaining many of the unique features found in such a building. Attractive wooden doors and floors, a couple of ornate inset grills appear which are believed to form part of the old underfloor heating system. Decorative wall mounted plaque reading the Lords Prayer and beautiful exposed timbers within the high open ceiling. The current owners had plans drawn up in mind that it may be possible to add a first floor Bedroom. As with the ground floor rooms, would appreciate a pleasant countryside outlook.Outside, the lawned garden is situated on the far side of the property with mature trees creating a delightful setting.

Property Features :

• Entrance Porch
• 35ft Open plan Living/Dining Room
• Kitchen
• Three Bedrooms (inter-linking)
• Bathroom

Property Info:

• FLOOR PLAN