Outside Description

To the rear of the property is a large open space overlooking the Exmoor hills. A small bistro table and chairs is directly outside the kitchen bi-fold doors, plus a further large patio area and more seating just a short walk across the garden which also has a fire-pit/bbq for al fresco dining.

There is further seating/picnic area with table and chairs in the orchard a lovely spot to relax, listen to the birds, watch the lambs play and enjoy the views over the stunning surrounding countryside where red deer are frequent visitors.

Downstairs Description

Entrance to the property is via the small stone built porch at the side of the chapel, an ideal spot for muddy boots and brollies. The main entrance door is the original 1854 oak chapel door,

The ground floor entrance hall leads into the main living area, which is impressive with its full height wooden barrel traditional ceiling, exposed stone wall and stained glass windows. A wood-burning fire adds to the cosy atmosphere, along with comfortable seating.

Two wide slate steps lead up to the modern kitchen which looks out to the rear garden and Exmoor hills through full width bi-fold doors. There's a short hall off the kitchen to the bedroom which is tastefully furnished and decorated to reflect the period of the chapel with its victorian king size brass bed and period lighting from Jim Lawrence. The adjacent modern shower room features a full length walk in shower with both rainfall head and hand held shower.