A spacious former chapel, occupying a freehold site, with previous planning permission to use the vestry as an office building. The property offers considerable potential for a variety of uses, including residential, stc.

Chapel is a detached brick and slate built building that dates from 1888 and is now offered for sale as a redevelopment opportunity or for continued use as a place of worship.

Grade II listed former chapel with mains electricity. Ideal development opportunity subject to the relevant planning consents. Rural location.

A rare opportunity to acquire a Grade 2 listed Chapel, full of charm and character with some fantastic original features, including cast iron friezes, wood panelling, organ and a baptistery under the set fawr. Total renovation works are needed whilst offering enormous potential to develop into a variety of potential uses.(STP).

Grade II listed Methodist Chapel with mains electricity. Ideal development opportunity subject to the relevant planning consents. Rural location.

A plaque above the front doors date the Church to 1870. It is built of stone beneath a slated roof. The Main Chapel Room has a floor area of approximately 1643 sq.ft. (152 sq.m.) with a minimum height to the ornate ceiling of 17’6” (5.33m). The intercommunicating School Room has a floor area of approximately 718 sq.ft. (66.7 sq.m.) and a side entrance. There is also the attached Two Bedroom Cottage, which requires a complete programme of refurbishment.

A rare opportunity to acquire this historic former chapel. Planning approval has been granted to create a well proportioned three-bedroom dwelling.

A rare opportunity to purchase a substantial former chapel which has brick walls beneath a slate covered roof. Potential for alternative uses stp. Freehold with vacant possession.

Former chapel which is not listed and could be suitable for a variety of uses including residential, subject to any necessary consents. The chapel is on a residential street and is a short walk to the shops, pubs, eateries and harbour with beaches and the local train station also nearby.

Unusual opportunity to acquire a 16th Century Grade II Listed timber framed house, being divided into two with a self-contained one-bedroom annexe. In addition there is a 15th Century Listed Grade II Chapel and a steel portal framed agricultural building all set in 2.403 hectares (5.938 acres). Benefits from pleasant gardens to the front and rear. The house itself is in very poor order but it is a magnificent property that would make a fine family home.