Exceptional former church conversion in Ribchester hits market for £599,590
The property, set within a Conservation Area, combines striking historic character with refined modern living, and features exposed brickwork, impressive timber beams and underfloor heating across the ground floor.
An exceptional former church conversion in the heart of Ribchester, meticulously renovated over six years to create a remarkable four-bedroom home, has hit the market for a cool £599,590.
Set within a Conservation Area, the house is situated within the Forest of Bowland, leaving the beautiful Ribble Valley countryside practically on the doorstep. Residents can enjoy riverside walks beside the River Ribble, join stretches of the Ribble Way, or explore scenic village routes passing Ribchester’s Roman remains and museum.
The property combines striking historic character with refined modern living. The ground floor offers three versatile reception rooms, an extensively fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, utility room, cloakroom, cool larder and downstairs WC. Exposed brickwork, impressive timber beams and carefully considered finishes feature throughout, complemented by underfloor heating across the ground floor.
The second floor of property features four generous bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suite, together with a beautifully appointed family bathroom. In addition, the building has a boiler, gas central heating, water tank system, and a completely new roof installed in 2022. The property is K-rendered, with electric gated access connected to a low-maintenance garden, generous parking space and a substantial garage.
Take a look through the keyhole at the property below.