THE CHAPEL, NORTH BREWHAM

IDYLLIC GETAWAY

A stunning Wesleyan chapel conversion three miles outside the fashionable town of Bruton.

In the grounds of James Hill House stands the former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel. Built in 1841, this early Victorian building was deconsecrated in 1961 and has recently undergone a complete restoration with a mezzanine bedroom and an extensive open plan living room with vaulted ceilings, handmade kitchen, wood burning stove and 4k projector with superb cinema surround sound! 

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The location offers spectacular views of Alfred's Tower, the Bruton Dovecote and surrounding dairy farms. Fabulous for romantic walks and total tranquility, or a short cycle or drive to Bruton hosting contemporary art gallery Hauser & Wirth, the Roth Bar & Grill, At the Chapel Bakery & Restaurant, the new Osip Restaurant opened by the Michelin starred chef Merlin Labron-Johnson and the gardens and farm-to-table restaurant at The Newt in Somerset. 

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Ideal for romantic getaways, weddings, cycling and riding and within close proximity to local workshops including those hosted by CommonFarm Flowers, Durslade Farm and Charles Dowding.