An 1881 former Methodist chapel in Norfolk with original features has gone up for sale by formal tender.

Dereham Times: The wrought iron railings at the front of the buildingThe wrought iron railings at the front of the building (Image: TW Gaze)

The building in Chapel Street, Shipdham, was rebuilt in 1881 and has interesting features such as two large vaulted rooms and a circular window at the front.

Dereham Times: The large circular window at the frontThe large circular window at the front (Image: TW Gaze)

It offers more than 3,000sqft of accommodation and scope for various uses, subject to planning permission.

Dereham Times: The intricate ironwork inside the buildingThe intricate ironwork inside the building (Image: TW Gaze)

Agents TW Gaze state: "There are plenty of features to get excited about including the two large vaulted rooms with ornate ceiling brackets and the cast iron work to the gallery.

"The rooms are bright."

Dereham Times: Inside the buildingInside the building (Image: TW Gaze)

Dereham Times: Inside the buildingInside the building (Image: TW Gaze)

Outside, the property, which does not have a graveyard, has very limited space with just the railed area to the front and a walkway path at the rear and one side.