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Źródło: EDEN-T95917382 / 95917382

Nestled in the picturesque Yorkshire countryside, this historic Grade II listed property is a true testament to timeless elegance and unique charm. Occupying grounds approaching ½ an acre, offering spacious versatile accommodation ideal for a large family, offering annexed accommodation or potential income generating facilities. Welcome to an extraordinary living experience at this amazing, converted church, a cherished family home, art gallery and retreat for over a decade. Steeped in history, this remarkable home boasts original features that have stood the test of time, including Saxon and medieval stone carvings and a breathtaking wagon-vaulted ceiling in the main hall. The ecclesiastical architecture, intricate stonework, and dramatic stained glass windows make this property stand out, offering a rare opportunity to own a home with an undeniable 'Wow' factor. The old bell tower, a landmark feature with two reception rooms is connected by the original stone spiral staircase, adding a touch of grandeur. The upper room in the bell tower provides 360-degree views of the stunning Yorkshire countryside, complemented by an awe-inspiring terrace steeped in Gothic history. This unique character property offers a versatile layout, featuring a large dining kitchen and grand hall, three bedroom suites, a fourth bedroom or snug and a lounge, all of which exudes character and history like no other. Externally, a manicured lawned garden surrounds the property, providing a serene escape into nature. The adjoining land, once home to two cottages and currently utilized as additional parking and a picnic area, is included in the sale, offering possibilities for an ideal pony paddock or an extended garden area. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history and embrace the enchanting blend of contemporary living within this iconic converted church. This is not just a home; it's an immersive experience, where the past meets the present in the heart of the Yorkshire countryside. Ground Floor An ornate carved stone surround with imposing iron gates shelters antique oak double doors, which open directly into the reception area which in turn leads through to the kitchen and main hall., which offers sizeable accommodation and gains access through to the lounge. The living kitchen displays an original supporting stone arch, has a leaded window set to a stone mullioned surrounds and is presented with furniture which sits beneath a granite work surface and incorporates a Belfast sink with a mixer tap over. A complement of appliances includes an integral oven, with an induction hob over and an extraction unit whilst having plumbing for a dishwasher. A spacious utility off the kitchen occupies the former baptistery chamber and has plumbing for an automatic washing machine, stone mullioned windows and a heated towel radiator. The adjoining bathroom is presented with a three-piece suite finished in white, comprising a low flush W.C, a pedestal wash hand basin and a step-in shower. The main hall which would have originally been the Nave offers versatile accommodation, is spacious and enjoys a high ceiling height flooded with natural light. The room displays character from all viewpoints one of the main examples being the exposed Saxon and Medieval stone carvings set in the north wall that allows one to appreciate the history of this marvellous property. There are cast iron radiators and a spectacular vaulted ceiling whilst a spiral staircase offers a secondary access to the first floor accommodation. From the main hall steps lead up to a studio bedroom suite which has stone mullioned windows to the front aspect, retains period features including stone arch work and gains access to a kitchenette area which is presented with modern furniture, with an integral oven, a four-ring hob and an extraction unit. The adjoining shower room is presented with a three-piece suite. The second bedroom suite offers an exceptionally well-proportioned room, formerly being the original Altar to the church, with feature stone arch work to three aspects, two windows to the front and a captivating stained glass window depicting the ascension by William Morris and co, set within arch top stone mullions. The room is currently used as a self-contained suite, which incorporates a living area and kitchen, a bedroom and adjoining bathroom. The room has an external access door and therefore could be used as a self-contained annex for a dependant relative or alternatively to rent out as a holiday let. The kitchen is presented with a modern range of furniture, with granite work surfaces incorporating a drainer with an inset sink. Appliances include an integral oven, a four-ring hob and a microwave, whilst a centrally positioned island has a granite surface extending to a four-seater breakfast bar, with furniture beneath matching the kitchen. The adjoining bathroom offers generous accommodation and is presented with a three-piece suite, incorporating a low flush W.C, a pedestal wash hand basin and a step-in corner Jacuzzi spa bath with a shower over. First Floor The stairs leading from the kitchen give you access to two rooms that are another credit to the property’s versatility; currently utilised a living suite to include a lounge and bedroom with en-suite. The lounge has maintained many of the original features such as the stonework and beautiful feature window. Charming oak wooden doors with four ecclesiastical arched windows set into a York stone arch lead to the bedroom which also has access to the gallery which provides a magnificent view of the grand hall and wagon moulded ceilings. The adjoining en-suite shower room presents a three piece suite. Second and Third Floor – Tower Accommodation The original tower steps are still in situ and climb to accommodation over the second and third floors to include a double bedroom which has exposed stone to two walls, original beams and a window commanding stunning views over adjoining scenery. The Belfry Room at the top of the tower has arch topped windows on all four sides, set within stone mullioned surrounds, commanding spectacular views over south and west Yorkshire, and beyond. An inscription of 1677 and various masons’ marks are displayed in the stonework, as are the original belfry beamed structure with the bell rope pulleys. There are breathtaking views to all compass points from original gothic style windows set in all four faces. Access via a wooden fixed ladder is provided to the tower roof, with its castellated parapet with crocketed corner pinnacles. This is where so much more of Yorkshire’s landscape can be experienced for miles around. A stone on the south face of the tower records that ''This Steeple was built 1679 John Moore, Mason, Tho.Hawksworth, Carpenter. Gloria Deo Soli''. Externally The property itself is set within grounds extending to approximately half an acre, the pathway to the front leading to the main reception, with a lawned area and a flagged terrace which enjoys a southwest facing aspect. Parking is available for a reasonably sized vehicle at the side of the church. A lawned garden wraps the property and is set within a fenced and stone walled border. To the east aspect of the property, an adjoining parcel of land is accessed by a pedestrian gate form he garden. The land adjoins open countryside, having established stone walled boundaries, with a five-bar timber gate for vehicular access, offering versatile external space. Additional Information A Freehold Grade II listed property, with mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating and drainage via a septic tank. Council Tax Band - C. Fixtures and fittings by separate negotiation. Brief History Celtic missionaries came to this spot and there have been people gathering to worship on the site since sixth century. It was the first church in this entire area before many of the other villages emerged. All Hallows was owned by the Yorkshire Sculpture Park for a time (it is virtually on the doorstep). All Hallows was decommissioned as an Anglican Church in the 1970’s and was a Youth Activity Centre for a time before becoming residential. The tower is one of the original Beacons, although it was rebuilt in stone in the 17th century. Archaeologists believe it to be in very good condition for its age with incredible views on clear days. The colourful stained glass is a William Morris of The Ascension. The oldest window in the church is above kitchen in the William Morris room. It is believed to be 13th century. Directions From the A635 Lane Head Road between Denby Dale and Barnsley procced into Cawthorne and turn onto Bark House Lane. Continue past Cawthorne Park, Cannon Hall and the Farm Shop on New Road which becomes High Hoyland Lane. At the junction between Bank End Lane turn right and then right onto Church Lane. The property is on the right hand side. AGENT NOTES 1. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. The measurements indicated are supplie... Zobacz więcej Zobacz mniej Nestled in the picturesque Yorkshire countryside, this historic Grade II listed property is a true testament to timeless elegance and unique charm. Occupying grounds approaching ½ an acre, offering spacious versatile accommodation ideal for a large family, offering annexed accommodation or potential income generating facilities. Welcome to an extraordinary living experience at this amazing, converted church, a cherished family home, art gallery and retreat for over a decade. Steeped in history, this remarkable home boasts original features that have stood the test of time, including Saxon and medieval stone carvings and a breathtaking wagon-vaulted ceiling in the main hall. The ecclesiastical architecture, intricate stonework, and dramatic stained glass windows make this property stand out, offering a rare opportunity to own a home with an undeniable 'Wow' factor. The old bell tower, a landmark feature with two reception rooms is connected by the original stone spiral staircase, adding a touch of grandeur. The upper room in the bell tower provides 360-degree views of the stunning Yorkshire countryside, complemented by an awe-inspiring terrace steeped in Gothic history. This unique character property offers a versatile layout, featuring a large dining kitchen and grand hall, three bedroom suites, a fourth bedroom or snug and a lounge, all of which exudes character and history like no other. Externally, a manicured lawned garden surrounds the property, providing a serene escape into nature. The adjoining land, once home to two cottages and currently utilized as additional parking and a picnic area, is included in the sale, offering possibilities for an ideal pony paddock or an extended garden area. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history and embrace the enchanting blend of contemporary living within this iconic converted church. This is not just a home; it's an immersive experience, where the past meets the present in the heart of the Yorkshire countryside. Ground Floor An ornate carved stone surround with imposing iron gates shelters antique oak double doors, which open directly into the reception area which in turn leads through to the kitchen and main hall., which offers sizeable accommodation and gains access through to the lounge. The living kitchen displays an original supporting stone arch, has a leaded window set to a stone mullioned surrounds and is presented with furniture which sits beneath a granite work surface and incorporates a Belfast sink with a mixer tap over. A complement of appliances includes an integral oven, with an induction hob over and an extraction unit whilst having plumbing for a dishwasher. A spacious utility off the kitchen occupies the former baptistery chamber and has plumbing for an automatic washing machine, stone mullioned windows and a heated towel radiator. The adjoining bathroom is presented with a three-piece suite finished in white, comprising a low flush W.C, a pedestal wash hand basin and a step-in shower. The main hall which would have originally been the Nave offers versatile accommodation, is spacious and enjoys a high ceiling height flooded with natural light. The room displays character from all viewpoints one of the main examples being the exposed Saxon and Medieval stone carvings set in the north wall that allows one to appreciate the history of this marvellous property. There are cast iron radiators and a spectacular vaulted ceiling whilst a spiral staircase offers a secondary access to the first floor accommodation. From the main hall steps lead up to a studio bedroom suite which has stone mullioned windows to the front aspect, retains period features including stone arch work and gains access to a kitchenette area which is presented with modern furniture, with an integral oven, a four-ring hob and an extraction unit. The adjoining shower room is presented with a three-piece suite. The second bedroom suite offers an exceptionally well-proportioned room, formerly being the original Altar to the church, with feature stone arch work to three aspects, two windows to the front and a captivating stained glass window depicting the ascension by William Morris and co, set within arch top stone mullions. The room is currently used as a self-contained suite, which incorporates a living area and kitchen, a bedroom and adjoining bathroom. The room has an external access door and therefore could be used as a self-contained annex for a dependant relative or alternatively to rent out as a holiday let. The kitchen is presented with a modern range of furniture, with granite work surfaces incorporating a drainer with an inset sink. Appliances include an integral oven, a four-ring hob and a microwave, whilst a centrally positioned island has a granite surface extending to a four-seater breakfast bar, with furniture beneath matching the kitchen. The adjoining bathroom offers generous accommodation and is presented with a three-piece suite, incorporating a low flush W.C, a pedestal wash hand basin and a step-in corner Jacuzzi spa bath with a shower over. First Floor The stairs leading from the kitchen give you access to two rooms that are another credit to the property’s versatility; currently utilised a living suite to include a lounge and bedroom with en-suite. The lounge has maintained many of the original features such as the stonework and beautiful feature window. Charming oak wooden doors with four ecclesiastical arched windows set into a York stone arch lead to the bedroom which also has access to the gallery which provides a magnificent view of the grand hall and wagon moulded ceilings. The adjoining en-suite shower room presents a three piece suite. Second and Third Floor – Tower Accommodation The original tower steps are still in situ and climb to accommodation over the second and third floors to include a double bedroom which has exposed stone to two walls, original beams and a window commanding stunning views over adjoining scenery. The Belfry Room at the top of the tower has arch topped windows on all four sides, set within stone mullioned surrounds, commanding spectacular views over south and west Yorkshire, and beyond. An inscription of 1677 and various masons’ marks are displayed in the stonework, as are the original belfry beamed structure with the bell rope pulleys. There are breathtaking views to all compass points from original gothic style windows set in all four faces. Access via a wooden fixed ladder is provided to the tower roof, with its castellated parapet with crocketed corner pinnacles. This is where so much more of Yorkshire’s landscape can be experienced for miles around. A stone on the south face of the tower records that ''This Steeple was built 1679 John Moore, Mason, Tho.Hawksworth, Carpenter. Gloria Deo Soli''. Externally The property itself is set within grounds extending to approximately half an acre, the pathway to the front leading to the main reception, with a lawned area and a flagged terrace which enjoys a southwest facing aspect. Parking is available for a reasonably sized vehicle at the side of the church. A lawned garden wraps the property and is set within a fenced and stone walled border. To the east aspect of the property, an adjoining parcel of land is accessed by a pedestrian gate form he garden. The land adjoins open countryside, having established stone walled boundaries, with a five-bar timber gate for vehicular access, offering versatile external space. Additional Information A Freehold Grade II listed property, with mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating and drainage via a septic tank. Council Tax Band - C. Fixtures and fittings by separate negotiation. Brief History Celtic missionaries came to this spot and there have been people gathering to worship on the site since sixth century. It was the first church in this entire area before many of the other villages emerged. All Hallows was owned by the Yorkshire Sculpture Park for a time (it is virtually on the doorstep). All Hallows was decommissioned as an Anglican Church in the 1970’s and was a Youth Activity Centre for a time before becoming residential. The tower is one of the original Beacons, although it was rebuilt in stone in the 17th century. Archaeologists believe it to be in very good condition for its age with incredible views on clear days. The colourful stained glass is a William Morris of The Ascension. The oldest window in the church is above kitchen in the William Morris room. It is believed to be 13th century. Directions From the A635 Lane Head Road between Denby Dale and Barnsley procced into Cawthorne and turn onto Bark House Lane. Continue past Cawthorne Park, Cannon Hall and the Farm Shop on New Road which becomes High Hoyland Lane. At the junction between Bank End Lane turn right and then right onto Church Lane. The property is on the right hand side. AGENT NOTES 1. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. The measurements indicated are supplie... Расположенный в живописной сельской местности Йоркшира, этот исторический объект, внесенный в список памятников архитектуры II степени, является истинным свидетельством неподвластной времени элегантности и уникального очарования. Занимая территорию, приближающуюся к 1/2 акра, предлагая просторное универсальное жилье, идеально подходящее для большой семьи, предлагая пристроенное жилье или потенциально приносящие доход объекты.
Добро пожаловать в необыкновенный опыт жизни в этой удивительной, переоборудованной церкви, заветном семейном доме, художественной галерее и уединении на протяжении более десяти лет. Этот замечательный дом с богатой историей может похвастаться оригинальными чертами, которые выдержали испытание временем, в том числе саксонской и средневековой резьбой по камню и захватывающим дух сводчатым потолком в главном зале. Церковная архитектура, замысловатая каменная кладка и драматические витражи выделяют этот дом, предлагая редкую возможность владеть домом с неоспоримым фактором «Вау».
Старая колокольня, являющаяся достопримечательностью, с двумя приемными комнатами соединена оригинальной каменной винтовой лестницей, добавляющей нотку величия. Из верхней комнаты колокольни открывается 360-градусный вид на потрясающую сельскую местность Йоркшира, дополненную впечатляющей террасой, пропитанной готической историей.
Этот уникальный особняк предлагает универсальную планировку, с большой столовой, кухней и большим холлом, тремя спальнями, четвертой спальней или уютной спальней и гостиной, каждая из которых излучает характер и историю, как никто другой.
Снаружи дом окружает ухоженный сад с газоном, обеспечивающий безмятежный отдых на природе. Прилегающая земля, на которой когда-то располагались два коттеджа, а в настоящее время используется в качестве дополнительной парковки и места для пикника, включена в продажу, предлагая возможности для идеального загона для пони или расширенного сада.
Не упустите возможность стать владельцем частички истории и окунуться в очаровательное сочетание современной жизни в этой культовой переоборудованной церкви. Это не просто дом; это захватывающий опыт, где прошлое встречается с настоящим в самом сердце сельской местности Йоркшира.
Цокольный этаж
Богато украшенный резной камень, окруженный внушительными железными воротами, скрывает старинные дубовые двойные двери, которые открываются прямо в приемную, которая, в свою очередь, ведет на кухню и в главный зал, который предлагает просторные помещения и ведет в гостиную.
Гостиная кухня имеет оригинальную несущую каменную арку, свинцовое окно, установленное на каменную окантовку, и представлена мебелью, которая находится под гранитной рабочей поверхностью и включает в себя раковину Belfast со смесителем. Комплект бытовой техники включает в себя встроенную духовку с индукционной плитой и вытяжкой, а также сантехнику для посудомоечной машины. Просторное подсобное помещение рядом с кухней занимает бывшую баптистерийную камеру и имеет сантехнику для автоматической стиральной машины, окна с каменными стойками и полотенцесушитель. Смежная ванная комната представляет собой люкс из трех частей, отделанный белым цветом, включая туалет с низким смывом, умывальник на пьедестале и душевую кабину.
Главный зал, который первоначально был нефом, предлагает универсальное размещение, просторен и имеет высокую высоту потолков, залитых естественным светом. В комнате представлен характер со всех точек зрения, одним из главных примеров является открытая саксонская и средневековая резьба по камню, установленная в северной стене, что позволяет оценить историю этого чудесного дома. Здесь есть чугунные радиаторы и впечатляющий сводчатый потолок, а винтовая лестница обеспечивает дополнительный доступ к жилым помещениям на первом этаже.
Из главного холла ступени ведут в спальню-студию с каменными окнами на передней стороне, сохранила старинные черты, включая каменную арку, и имеет доступ к мини-кухне, которая представлена современной мебелью, со встроенной духовкой, плитой с четырьмя конфорками и вытяжкой. Смежная душевая комната представлена трехсекционным гарнитуром.
Вторая спальня предлагает исключительно пропорциональную комнату, ранее служившую оригинальным алтарем церкви, с каменной аркой в трех аспектах, двумя окнами спереди и захватывающим витражным окном, изображающим вознесение Уильяма Морриса и компании, расположенным в каменных импостах арки наверху. В настоящее время номер используется как автономный люкс, который включает в себя гостиную и кухню, спальню и прилегающую ванную комнату. Комната имеет внешнюю входную дверь и, следовательно, может быть использована в качестве автономной пристройки для зависимого родственника или, в качестве альтернативы, сдаваться в аренду на время отпуска. Кухня представлена современным ассортиментом мебели с гранитными рабочими поверхностями, включающими в себя сушилку со встроенной раковиной. Бытовая техника включает в себя встроенную духовку, плиту с четырьмя конфорками и микроволновую печь, в то время как расположенный в центре остров имеет гранитную поверхность, простирающуюся до четырехместной барной стойки для завтрака, с мебелью под кухней, соответствующей кухне. Смежная ванная комната предлагает просторные помещения и представляет собой люкс из трех частей, включая туалет с низким смывом, умывальник на пьедестале и угловую гидромассажную ванну-джакузи с ду...

Źródło: EDEN-T95917382

Kraj: GB

Miasto: Barnsley

Kod pocztowy: S75 4BJ

Kategoria: Mieszkaniowe

Typ ogłoszenia: Na sprzedaż

Typ nieruchomości: Dom & dom jednorodzinny

Pokoje: 4

Sypialnie: 5

Łazienki: 4

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