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Built in 1895 with a later 1991 extension, the sale of the former Snainton Methodist Church presents an increasingly rare opportunity to convert a sizable period property and create a unique home, quietly positioned within a popular village. Decision No: 26/01274/FUL.
The approved plans show a reimagined space which makes the most of the airy proportions, high ceilings and large windows typical to a building of this nature. The proposed accommodation would provide around 1,500 square feet of accommodation. In brief: entrance lobby, large dining kitchen with a separate utility room and cloakroom and a generous main living room with separate study. To the ground floor would be a large master bedroom suite with en-suite and to the newly created mezzanine floor would be two further double bedrooms and a house bathroom.
The Chapel is set in the centre of its plot, with access to all sides and benefits from being an easy to care for space, albeit with a number of mature shrubs and plantings. The planning permission allows for the creation of a pair of parking spaces to be create to the front of the property which faces West Lane.
The building is situated along Station Road, to the south of Snainton village. Snainton is a well-served village some eight miles to the east of Pickering and approximately nine miles from Scarborough. The village has a primary school, doctors’ surgery, recreation ground, parish church, two pubs and fish and chip takeaway with small shop and is also well placed for access to the A64 and the railway station at Malton.




