Victorian former church hall converted into a 3-bedroom, single storey home (110 sqm) 

Vaulted ceilings, timber beams and exposed copper pipework form the considered interiors of this converted church hall.

A captivating three-bedroom house nestled in Blakeney, a tranquil village in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire. Originally built in the 1800s, the house’s dramatic double-height ceilings and exposed timber beams are relics of its past use as a church hall. The subject of a sympathetic conversion, this crisp white space is illuminated by a series of dual aspect, recessed windows and is designed for modern living with an expansive, 50 sqm open-plan living and dining space. The sitting area features a log burning stove, while the kitchen benefits from a solid wood fitted kitchen painted in Little Greene’s ‘Apple’ and topped with oak worktops. Timber flooring runs throughout.

There are two double bedrooms, both of which feature vaulted ceilings and one of which is particularly light due to its dual aspect windows. There is a further bedroom at the rear of the property - a children’s bedroom, along with a contemporary family bathroom.