Goedwig Baptist Chapel, Main Street, Goodwick, SA64

Goedwig Baptist Chapel comprises a detached former religious building set in a central position along Main Street, Goodwick. The original chapel was built in 1873 - as is noted by a date stone on the front elevation - and later modified in 1908. The building is of a traditional simple round headed chapel design with gable entry. Set on a sloping site, the topography has allowed for a large vestry beneath the main Chapel.

The property is of traditional solid stone construction with a mixture of stonework and rendered elevations. The front elevation incorporates feature decorative stone quoins to each end of the building together with a central double entrance door flanked by high gothic style arched windows with a central arched window above.

Ground Floor

Entrance Foyer

With twin double doors and internal stained glass window feature

Congregational Chapel Area

Fitted with an extensive array of fixed pews and pulpit

First Floor

Stairs lead from either side of the entrance foyer to...

Gallery

Extensive fixed pews

Lower Ground Floor

Vestry

Meeting Room

Kitchen/Store

Outside

To the southwestern side of the property pedestrian steps lead to a small overgrown garden area.

General Notes

Services: Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries relating to all services but it is assumed that the property is connected to mains electricity, water and drainage.Tenure: FreeholdLocal Authority: Pembrokeshire County CouncilViewing: Strictly by appointment with R K Lucas & Son

Planning

Alternative uses may be possible subject to planning permission. Prospective purchasers must make their own enquiries with the local planning authority if they wish to consider any changes to the use of the building.