A stunning conversion of the grade II listed former St Clare's Abbey, in Darlington, is on the market for nearly £3 million.
St Clare's Court still retains its original architecture, including the Jube - an ornate partition between the chancel and the nave, which is one of only three remaining in the country.
Located within a five-acre property, the building has been refurbished comprehensively and presents an opportunity to own a piece of Darlington's history.
Marketed by Frank Knight Covering Yorkshire, the asking price is £2,850,000.
The property has been fitted with high-end fixtures and fittings throughout — including opulent bathrooms, a unique kitchen, and a spa containing a jacuzzi, steam room, sauna and heated beds.
Rightmove, which is advertising the property, remarks on it's well-preserved period features, which consist of tall ceilings, stone mullion windows, original stone-flagged floors, and polished floorboards.
Moreover, it provides over 19,000 sq ft of flexible living space.
The historic gothic chapel's architecture includes the Jube, organ room, tinted glass windows, and stone-flagged floors.
It has three reception areas, four bedrooms, and two bathrooms.
The main building comprises a ground floor with a games room, gymnasium, sitting and dining room, and a bespoke kitchen/breakfast/family room.
The lower ground floor has a spa and a cocktail bar, while the first floor hosts a principal bedroom suite with a dressing room and an en suite bathroom.
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In addition, there are five other bedrooms on the same floor, each with an en suite bathroom.
Outdoors, the property boasts a large gravelled drive, stables, a hay barn, four pastures, an all-weather arena, a garden and a tennis court.
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