Unconverted chapel in Llansteffan, Wales

Chapel with planning permission for conversion near Llansteffan, Carmarthenshire

A detached, mostly stone built chapel for conversion to a three bedroom property, set in 6.5 acres of land within the estuary village of Llansteffan and just six kilometres from the county town of Carmarthen

A detached chapel built in approx 1865 of mainly stone walls with rendered elevations and adjoining approx 6.5 acres of land.

The property is in need of total renovation and has the benefit of detailed planning for conversion to residential use. Once converted the chapel will be a three bedroom, three en-suite property.

Copies of plans are available.

Approx 6.5 acres of overgrown land also adjoins the property which can be reinstated to create a splendid smallholding in a popular location.

It is situated in a quiet location within the much sought after estuary village of Llansteffan and within walking distance of the beach which is approx 600 yards. The village offers shop, post office, restaurant, and two public houses. Also within the village is a junior school and places of worship. The village and beach are overlooked by a 12th century Norman Castle.

The county and market town of Carmarthen is approximately six kilometres away and offers good shopping facilities with national retailers, junior and secondary schools, bus and rail stations and M4 dual carriageway connection.