The Hideaway
Converted Welseyian chapel in New Buckenham
Converted Chapel with Scandi interior
This recently converted Chapel by Slow Norfolk offers luxurious living accommodation suited to two adults looking for a hideaway retreat. Nestled in the heart of a historic Norfolk village, this chapel conversion has been inspired by the idea of slow living with interior decor simple, authentic and stylish.
2 guests. 1 bedroom. 1 King bed. 1 bathroom
The Chapel offers modern open plan living. From the front door you will walk into a light filled kitchen and dining area. A ply staircase takes you up to a mezzanine which has a comfortable king size bed with luxurious bedfolk bedding. A separate dressing area links to the bedroom complete with a full size mirror and plenty of storage for clothes.
Downstairs the kitchen and dining area steps down to a snug with a comfortable sofa, armchair and coffee table to allow you to relax after long country walks. Help yourself to any of the interior design books, puzzles and games on offer. A wall mounted TV will give you access to Netflix so you can cosy up in your luxury bedfolk quilt and watch a movie.
The well equipped kitchen includes a selection of teas and coffees, a coffee machine, kettle, toaster, oven, fridge complete with complimentary milk and water and a washer dryer. The bathroom has a bath and shower with luxury toiletries from local and sustainable brand Norfolk Natural Living.
There is a small patio area at the front of the property with a bistro set to sit and enjoy a coffee in the morning or glass of wine in the evening.
There is a fabulous pub in the village called the Kings Head where you can enjoy a meal by a log fire. The village shop provides essential items and both the pub and shop are a small walk away from the Chapel.
New Buckenham is a historic village. There is a large common that is managed by Norfolk Wildlife Trust that is home to a rich variety of flora.
You can visit Buckenham castle by requesting a key from the local shop. Buckenham castle comprises of a large earth mound surrounded by a deep moat on top of which stands the earliest circular keep in England. The castle was occupied from the 12th to the 17th centuries.
"We couldn’t recommend the Chapel highly enough. It is super stylish, calming yet cosy and a home away from
home. The bed was so comfortable with beautiful linen and Helen left some lovely treats for us, which was a really nice surprise. She was super helpful with advice on the area as well. Thanks so much for such an amazing stay!"
Kate - November 2022
