Converted chapel combining modern open-plan living with character features. Conveniently located with excellent access to Cambridge and London.

With full-height windows reaching up to the beautiful vaulted ceiling, the open-plan kitchen dining room is flooded with natural light. Perfect for entertaining and everyday living, the generous proportions provide ample space for various activities. The historic features sit effortlessly alongside modern architecture such as a counter mezzanine and spiral staircase. Oak flooring with underfloor heating and a wood-burning stove are ideal for a winter retreat.

Upstairs on the mezzanine, there is a bespoke Neville Johnson study, perfect for working from home or as a hobbies space. The principal bedroom boasts a vaulted ceiling, exposed brickwork, and a luxurious partially sunken double-ended bath, complemented by an en suite cloakroom. The large second bedroom is on the ground floor and sits alongside a well-appointed wet room with a walk-in shower. Outside, private parking is provided by a gravel drive, while steps lead to the original chapel door with a gravelled front garden.

Behind a brick wall and gate, the landscaped garden combines gravel areas, a large patio, planting, and a storage shed. The garden is conveniently low maintenance, creating a perfect space for alfresco dining. Seller Insight
The ancient, historic, Ermine Street runs through this quintessential English village and here, in its elevated position along this road, stands this fabulous, intriguing, Baptist chapel, built in 1871, which has been inspirationally and sympathetically converted into this brilliant, compact, home.

It is so easy to understand the present owner's attraction to this lovely home when she purchased the property. It had already been converted but she has considerably enhanced her home since coming to live here in 2011. The open plan design, featuring a fabulous vaulted ceiling in the main living area, is very spacious and presents an ambient atmosphere of relaxed elegance, and comfort. This brilliant social space is highly practical and stylishly zoned for cooking eating and dining, all enhanced with lots of natural light captured from its large windows. The owner has also cleverly incorporated a home office space on the mezzanine floor. Doors lead out to the professionally landscaped courtyard garden which is extremely private and provides an extension of living space in the summer months, and is certainly a space in which to enjoy quiet relaxation after a busy day. This delightful home is very much a gathering place for friends and family, particularly for those with musical tendencies, as acoustics are an added delight in this home.

Little Stukeley has a strong sense of community with many interesting and regular events taking place. There are many options on education amenities which include both state and independent schools. The village has also benefited from recent improvements in local infrastructure which has added to local amenities, all within walking distance. Huntingdon is close and is where larger supermarkets are based, as is the main line station which provides quick and efficient journeys into Kings Cross and St Pancras. In addition, the local road network has been significantly upgraded, thereby offering stress free journeys to airports and other road links. There is also easy access to the guided bus service for trips into the beautiful city of Cambridge.

Village Information
The sought after villages of Great Stukeley and Little Stukeley lie approx. 3 miles north-west of Huntingdon. Within the villages there are a couple of churches, a busy village hall which holds many events throughout the year, a recreation ground and the local pub, "Stukeleys Hotel" which also serves food. Huntingdon is a short drive away for shopping with its busy High Street offering a selection of independent and high street names, plus sports and leisure facilities.   

Transport
The Stukeleys are just a short drive to the A1M and A14 providing easy access to the national motorway network. Huntingdon is approx. 3 miles away with its mainline rail station offering fast links into London King's Cross in about 45 minutes or to the North via Peterborough. The bustling city of Cambridge lies approx. 22 miles to the South East.

Schools
Ermine Street Church Academy (0.5 miles approx.) and Alconbury CofE Primary (1.5 miles approx.) schools provide primary education for 4-11 years old and both schools are Ofsted rated "Good".   St Peter's School (2.5 miles approx.) and Hinchingbrooke School (2.8 miles approx.) are the nearest secondary schools. Both schools are Ofsted rated "Good". There is a secondary school currently under construction as part of the nearby Alconbury Weald development.

Agents Notes
Tenure: Freehold
Year Built: 1871
EPC: E
Local Authority: Huntingdon District Council
Council Tax Band: D

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