Description
The communal hallway provides spectacular grandeur, with lots of charm and character, setting the tone before you enter this duplex apartment. Internally, the expansive open-plan kitchen living room is arranged across the first floor, featuring the original windows, a mix of original wood and in keeping Karndean flooring and an impressive shaker style fitted kitchen. The kitchen features ample storage space, mirostone solid worktop and a range of Neff integrated appliances, including a fridge/freezer, cooker, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher. A generously sized kitchen island with built in hob and extractor above provides a centrepiece to the space. There is also separate dining and living areas, which makes it the perfect room to entertain.

Also accessed off the entrance hall is a well-equipped 3-piece bathroom and stairs leading to the second floor, where two double bedrooms are located, both featuring well-equipped en-suite shower rooms and stunning original beams.

Externally, this apartment boasts a secure communal garden, allocated parking with additional guest spaces and a separate communal bike store.

Welcome To St Wulstan’s
This former Congregational Church has undergone a tasteful and sympathetic renovation resulting in seven exceptional apartments extending from 624 sq ft to 1,292 sq ft offering a range of versatile and spacious layouts, ideal for modern day living.

History Highlights
The church was originally built in 1869, luxuriously out of brick but the style was of the late 13th century comprising a South Westly Spire with a pyramidal turret.

The Catholic Church bought the land and buildings in approx.1880 but it was disused until the ‘new’ St Wulstan’s and St Thomas of Canterbury was built and until recently it became a church hall used for sporting activities, music and general recreation.

Situation
The converted apartments are centrally located in the heart of the bustling Georgian canal town of Stourport-on-Severn. The town itself offers an abundance of great retail, leisure, schools, health, and cultural amenities. This includes independent shops and restaurants, popular pubs and supermarkets, along with the iconic canal basin and scenic walks along the river, providing a great place to wander around at leisure and explore. For a more extensive range of amenities Kidderminster is just over 6 miles away, whilst Birmingham and Worcester are approximately 22 and 12 miles away.

Stourport-on-Severn is extremely well connected with swift road links readily available via the M5. By rail, Kidderminster train station is just a short drive away and provides regular services to Birmingham, Worcester and has a direct service line into London Marylebone.