An exceptional Suffolk bolthole, this splendid annexe property is a real treat for couples seeking a stay with a difference. Sleeping two guests, the one-bedroom retreat is set within the truly breath-taking space of a former chapel. Situated in the charming village of Nayland, at the heart of Constable Country, famous for its connections to the artist John Constable, it enjoys superb access to picturesque footpaths through its beautiful Dedham Vale surroundings. Visit pretty Stoke-by-Nayland, 2 miles away, and Flatford Mill, 8 miles away, both also famously featuring in the romantic painter’s work. Lavenham, 12 miles away, and renowned for its medieval architecture, is another scenic Suffolk setting where you can browse in independent shops and pause for afternoon tea.
Let yourselves into the holiday home and prepare to be astounded by its chapel features. From the large entrance hall, wander through to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, with its high, vaulted ceiling, ecclesiastical panelling and gorgeous church windows. Features such as an altar platform, pews and a grand piano are still in place, as well as comfortable seating, with a sofa bed, where you can watch the Smart TV. The kitchen area has everything you need to help you whip up romantic meals with your own ingredients and there is also a dining area. The family shower room is also downstairs. The super-king size bedroom, which enjoys remote-controlled blinds over the enormous chapel window, has a dressing area and access to a WC.
There is a small seating area within the grounds of the chapel which may be used by prior arrangement with the owner.