This converted church is utterly beautiful. The photos do not do it justice and your breath is literally taken away from you each time you enter!
So spacious, so divine and so glamourous.
We loved the stained glass, the history, the luxurious 2 living spaces. The super comfy beds, the 3 ensuite bathrooms and the feeling of being in a wonderfully unique home.
We also loved the piano, the incredible log fire which heated the entire place, and having access to Netflix on the big tv for night time entertainment.
We stayed 4 nights and tried to stay longer but alas new guests were arriving.
As other people have mentioned this is really a one street town (it is a really interesting little walk as so many houses have plaques describing the history of the building) so make sure you buy groceries before you arrive. Mel has however well stocked the cupboards so if you arrive late (or without provisions) you can conjure up some food. There is also a pub very close by.
You definitely need a car if you are staying here. If you are coming in summer we would recommend a trip to New Norfolk (37 minutes drive away) and having a swim in the river.
Mel was on hand for anything and everything we needed and she was lots of fun to chat to. She lives next door (most of the time) and has caretakers when she is not there, so your queries etc are addressed very quickly.
Mel also has the most beautiful and calm chocolate lab called Bailey, who our 9 year old daughter completely fell in love with, which was some added fun for our stay.
We 100% recommend staying here.