2 bedroom house

Chapel Stile Cottage:

A most wonderful converted Quakers meeting house that retains much character and charm. Internally, the property comprises of the following accommodation:

Rear Entrance Hall:

With a traditional timber ledge and brace door from rear leading into the Entrance Hall. The Entrance Hall has single open newel staircase to the first floor and a door leading to:

Kitchen/Dining Room:

A light and spacious room with windows facing east and west overlooking the front garden and driveway. The kitchen benefits from a fitted kitchen and a spacious dining area.

Sitting Room:

With a traditional timber chapel door facing north with windows facing east and west overlooking the gardens.

First Floor:

None

Landing:

With a staircase leading from the ground floor with roof lights and access hatch to the loft and doors leading:

Master Bedroom:

A spacious room with storage to the eaves and roof lights and window to front.

Bedroom 2:

With rood light and eaves storage.

Bathroom:

With a roof light facing east, low flush W.C., vanity sink unit, double shower cubicle, revealed timbers.

Airing Cupboard

With insulated tank and slatted shelving.

Gardens:

The property sits within its own private gardens that are predominantly laid to lawn. The property is accessed by its own private stoned driveway leading from the highway and onto the airstrip and pasture land to the rear.
A public right of way footpath traverses the rear area.

Equestrian Facility:

The Equestrian facility comprises two standard stables, a tack room and feed store which is currently in use as a garage for the airfield Land Rover. A further two stables and field shelter were, until recently, sited on the East boundary of the main paddock and water supply and a hardstanding remains.

Hangar, Airstrip and Land:

Woonton Airfield is located in North Herefordshire and may be found on CAA charts. It is approximately five miles South West of Shobdon Airfield (EGBS) which offers fuel and maintenance services. The strip runs 16/34 and slopes up towards the North, accommodating most suitable types of light aircraft. Due to the gradient, all landings are to the North and all take offs to the South, which also avoids the local village of Woonton and has kept neighbours happy for the last twenty-five years. The Northern part of the strip is sheltered by trees, such that crosswinds are rarely a problem.

There is plenty of space for parking at the side of the strip and the entire facility, situated at the rear of the chapel, is discretely concealed from view on any nearby roads.

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The current hangar is designed to accommodate two aircraft and is currently home to both an Auster and a Jodel. The building is of steel portal frame construction with a pitched profile sheet roof and profile sheet walls. Internally, the hangar has a concrete floor.

Further airfield details can be found in various UK flight guides or online flight planning services.

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The property as a whole sits within approximately 11.8 acres of pasture. This has been managed by grazing.

The airstrip was granted planning consent under planning reference NW090429/F for the 'Change of use of land from agricultural to mixed agricultural and as a landing field for a light aircraft, change of use of a barn from agricultural and equipment storage to include vintage light aircraft. (retrospective application)'.

Services

Heating - The primary heating is by three air source heat pump units installed five years ago by the owner. The owner advises typical running costs for overnight heating using the off peak meter are 5KW at 7 pence per KWhr.

There is a separate back up central heating system by oil fired boiler and radiatior system. The oil boiler is external.

Drainage - is by private septic tank and soakaway situated to the fore of the stables.

Water - Mains with external supplies to stables and paddock.

Electric - Main

Council Tax

Band D. Herefordshire Council. For 2021 to 2022 this is £2,041.16