Nestled in the heart of Gobowen, Shropshire is this beautifully converted chapel from 1896, Wesleyan House.
Sympathetically restored and retaining many original features, this delightful home offers arched windows, a mezzanine landing, and a bright and airy atmosphere.
Perfectly located near the train station and local amenities, this charming property is the ideal home-from-home for couples, families, and friends alike, looking to explore the wonders of Shropshire.
Cross the threshold into your new home-from-home, and you will find an open-plan living space, perfect for relaxing and unwinding after a day of exploration.
Enjoy a film night on the Smart TV or curl up in front of the electric flame-effect fire.
A sleek kitchen awaits with all the essentials for a week away, including a dishwasher, coffee machine and a large fridge/freezer and for added convenience, a handy utility room is a great place to freshen up your laundry.
On the ground floor, you will find an inviting double bedroom and a shower room, great for those with limited mobility.
Climb the stairs to the first floor where you can find the master bedroom with en-suite, another double and a twin bedroom, giving a flexible sleeping arrangement for the whole family.
A welcoming bathroom with a feature bath perfect for a long soak after a day of walking completes the first floor.
Make the most of the enclosed rear garden with furniture, a perfect spot for a morning coffee surrounded by the peace and tranquillity of this charming Shropshire village.
When it comes to dining out, you won't have to travel far with a range of restaurants nearby.
Soak up some of the local history at the National Trust's Chirk Castle, just a short drive away, or head further afield and discover the National Trust's Erddig, a mansion and estate with more than 1,200 acres of gardens and parkland.
Take a short drive to the quaint town of Oswestry with its selection of shops, boutiques, pubs, and eateries, along with its local golf club, with several popular courses in proximity.
Enjoy a tour of Whittington Castle, with a visit to the Kitchen@thecastle coffee shop for a bite to eat, or alternatively, visit Llangollen to explore the preserved steam railway, or take a stroll along the Llangollen Canal and River Dee; the Shropshire Union Canal can also be reached locally, offering the ideal setting for a leisurely afternoon.
The Clwydian Valley Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is also nearby, making this cottage a great destination for those seeking a peaceful getaway, where you can follow the 177-mile-long trail of Offa’s Dyke, offering breath-taking views across North Wales; Snowdonia National Park is also a car journey away, a recommended landscape for avid walkers and cyclists.
With a blend of character and contemporary, enjoy a memorable break at Wesleyan House.