Property Description

Newland School Hall (formally known as The Sunday School) is located on Mendham Lane in Harleston and is a historic Grade II Listed building with roots tracing back to the early 19th century. The Congregational Chapel (church), now called ‘The Chapel’ which sits to the front of Newland School Hall was constructed in 1819 and in 1886, under the direction of the notable architect Edward Boardman. It is understood that Newland School Hall was built in 1906. We understand that the freehold title of The Chapel and Newland School Hall was separated sometime around 2018 and now presents two independent residential dwellings. Access to Newland School Hall is via the right hand side walking access of The Chapel with unrestricted walking access through a locked porchway (keys holders The Chapel / Newland School Hall). Newland School Hall provides around 2,200 sq.ft of floor living space. The property can comfortably provide four bedrooms, including a mezzanine bedroom overlooking an impressive 23ft x22ft living space with 18ft ceiling height with its dominant feature being the large gothic window which delivers superb natural light enhancing the character of the room. DIRECTIONS For SatNav use IP20 9DE. If using What3Words Navigation search: hobbyists.vote.rattled

Conservation Area

We have been made aware this property is in the Harleston conservation area. Prospective buyers are advised to make all necessary independent enquiries prior to bidding, as any bid made will be binding.

Flood Risk

Rivers and Seas - No Risk. Surface Water - Very Low.

Building Construction

Traditional brick under tiled roof.

Broadband (estimated speeds)

Standard 18 mbps and Superfast 80 mbps show as available in this location

Mobile Signal

EE, O2, Vodaphone and Three show as available in this location.

Satellite and Cable TV Availability

Sky and BT show as available in this location.

Draft Sales Details

These sales details are awaiting vendor approval.

Tenure

Freehold

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