Broadmoor Chapel is a converted Primitive Methodist Chapel built in 1857 and sympathetically renovated into a two-bedroom holiday property. Located on the doorstep of Woolhope village in Herefordshire, it sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and forms part of Broadmoor Common Local Nature Reserve. The chapel has been lovingly restored to a very high standard with bespoke oak stairs, oak-style flooring and an open-plan ground floor layout.

The setting is genuinely peaceful. You're surrounded by private woodland with open countryside views from the patio. Deer have been spotted in the surrounding fields. Walking trails start directly from the doorstep including access to the Wye Valley Walk and Herefordshire Trail. Haugh Woods 850 acres of ancient forest is close by.

Sleeping four guests across two bedrooms: a king-size room with dormer window and a twin zip/link room (convertible to king-size on request). One shower room with walk-in shower and duplex Velux windows. The open-plan living area features a woodburning stove with fuel included, underfloor heating, large smart TV and superfast fibre Wi-Fi.

Hereford Cathedral (7 miles), Ledbury's timber-framed town centre (7 miles), Ross-on-Wye market town (7 miles) and Hay-on-Wye book town are all within easy reach. Note: this property does not have a hot tub.

Broadmoor Chapel suits couples or small groups of adults wanting a proper rural escape. The 1857 chapel conversion is genuinely special. Book it before someone else does.