Wesleyan House

Nestled in the heart of Gobowen, Shropshire is this beautifully converted chapel from 1896, Wesleyan House. Sympathetically restored and retaining many original features, this delightful home offers arched windows, a mezzanine landing, and a bright and airy atmosphere. Perfectly located near the train station and local amenities, this charming property is the ideal home-from-home for couples, families, and friends alike, looking to explore the wonders of Shropshire. Cross the threshold into your new home-from-home, and you will find an open-plan living space, perfect for relaxing and unwinding after a day of exploration. Enjoy a film night on the Smart TV or curl up in front of the electric flame-effect fire. A sleek kitchen awaits with all the essentials for a week away, including a dishwasher, coffee machine and a large fridge/freezer and for added convenience, a handy utility room is a great place to freshen up your laundry. On the ground floor, you will find an inviting double bedroom and a shower room, great for those with limited mobility. Climb the stairs to the first floor where you can find the master bedroom with en-suite, another double and a twin bedroom, giving a flexible sleeping arrangement for the whole family. A welcoming bathroom with a feature bath perfect for a long soak after a day of walking completes the first floor. Make the most of the enclosed rear garden with furniture, a perfect spot for a morning coffee surrounded by the peace and tranquillity of this charming Shropshire village. When it comes to dining out, you won't have to travel far with a range of restaurants nearby. Soak up some of the local history at the National Trust's Chirk Castle, just a short drive away, or head further afield and discover the National Trust's Erddig, a mansion and estate with more than 1,200 acres of gardens and parkland. Take a short drive to the quaint town of Oswestry with its selection of shops, boutiques, pubs, and eateries, along with its local golf club, with several popular courses in proximity. Enjoy a tour of Whittington Castle, with a visit to the Kitchen@thecastle coffee shop for a bite to eat, or alternatively, visit Llangollen to explore the preserved steam railway, or take a stroll along the Llangollen Canal and River Dee; the Shropshire Union Canal can also be reached locally, offering the ideal setting for a leisurely afternoon. The Clwydian Valley Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is also nearby, making this cottage a great destination for those seeking a peaceful getaway, where you can follow the 177-mile-long trail of Offa’s Dyke, offering breath-taking views across North Wales; Snowdonia National Park is also a car journey away, a recommended landscape for avid walkers and cyclists. With a blend of character and contemporary, enjoy a memorable break at Wesleyan House.