This Wesleyan chapel built in 1810 is the most recent conversion by Wilton Homes. It is now being kept as a show house and is lived in by director Gary Partington.

The 1810 chapel is In the heart of the scenic village of Bishop Wilton. It was re-roofed around the turn of the century and lay unused for some years before being transformed to a unique home with a wonderfully spacious feel.

It has 3 bedrooms and a study downstairs and the upper living area commands magnificent views over the village and the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds. Original features such as the oak beams and the heating duct in the roof apex are highlighted with modern lighting. The imposing staircase and upper floor are crafted from quality pine and polished to a high gloss finish.

The original windows were beyond repair but have been replaced with modern units built as near as possible to the original designs. External timberwork has been replaced to match the original and the weathered sandstone date block was replaced with a hand crafted reproduction. Wilton's attention to detail even included the manufacturing of new gutter brackets to match the original cast iron ones.

This beautiful property shows off the quality and workmanship of Wilton Homes. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to see for yourself.