Salem Welsh Baptist Chapel, Eva Terrace

Ferryside, SA31 5TD

2,036 sq ft

Former Grade II Listed Chapel with Garage and Driveway

Summary

Freehold
Grade II Listed
Garage & Driveway
National Rail Links

Accommodation

The accommodation comprises the following areas:

Name	sq ft	sq m
Ground - Entrance & Main Chapel	1,409	130.90
Ground - Rear Room	271	25.18
Ground - Kitchen & Store room	178	16.54
Ground - Boiler Room	81	7.53
Ground - Garage	97	9.01
Total	2,036	189.16

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Location

The subject property is located within the village of Ferryside in Carmarthenshire in south-west Wales. Ferryside is a village located on the Towy Estuary and is situated about 10 miles to the south-west of the town of Carmarthen. The village has local amenities that include a primary school, places of worship, public houses, post office, railway station and a beach. The chapel is situated on Eva Terrace which is a main road running along the front of the village which runs parallel with the estuary.

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Mainline Stations

Ferryside

3 mins
Kidwelly

63 mins
Carmarthen

123 mins
Pembrey and Burry Port

152 mins

Underground Station

Reading

2843 mins
Twyford

2929 mins
Maidenhead

3036 mins
Taplow

3069 mins

Further Information

Price Offers in the region of £90,000

Rates Payable Upon Enquiry

Service Charge n/a

Estate Charge n/a

EPC Rating This property has been set as EPC exempt.
Reason: Place of worship

Description

The chapel was constructed in 1877 and comprises of solid masonry walls with face stonework external finishes and feature stonework with windows under a timber pitched roof which is slated. The chapel also has a rear room and a garage alongside constructed from block wall and a rear kitchen/ storeroom and boiler room which has block walls and a sloping roof which is clad with metal sheets.

Tenure

The property is available freehold with vacant possession

Services

The chapel is connected to mains electricity, water and drainage. The chapel has a private oil tank which feeds the oil-fired boiler which serves the central heating pipes within the property. We have not undertaken tests to any of the services and assume they are in good and functional order.