Stunning renovation of the Chapel, Walberswick

The Chapel sleeps 9 (plus one on a sofa bed in bunk room) and is set in the heart of the village of Walberswick. Huge, open-plan, living space opening out to a magnificent roof terrace. We are fully booked for Spring/Summer 2020 apart from 2 weeks in July (3-17 July) - minimum 7 night booking Friday to Friday. Parking for 3 cars. Dogs welcome by negotiation. 9 beds & 1 single sofa bed Bed linen & bath towels provided Central heating on demand Washing machine & tumble drier Top floor Huge, open plan, living space includes; Fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher, 2 fridges, 2 ovens, freezer & inksinerator, and Nespresso machine (please bring own pods) Dining table with seating for 12 Sitting area with Smart TV and Sonos music system Stunning roof terrace with seating for 10 and Webber gas BBQ Wifi Wood burning stove Cornilleau Table tennis Table (please bring your own bats & balls) Separate laundry room with washing machine and dryer and two huge hot water tanks to cope with post swim rush for baths and showers. Access from laundry room to outside where there is a hidden clothes line and an outside hot shower to wash off the sand from the beach or wash the dog! Peaceful & secluded garden with access to common land at the back of the house. The whole area is enclosed with fence and gates - although not unescapable from for small intrepid dogs. Ground floor Bedroom one – king size bed with en-suite bathroom (walk in shower, bath & loo) Bedroom two - 2 single beds Bedroom three - 2 large bunk beds & single sofa bed (the top bunk bed is very high and doesn't have a barrier so we wouldn't recommend it for small children - but ideal for teenagers) Bedroom four – 1 single bed Bedroom five – king size bed with en-suite bathroom (walk in shower, bath & loo) Bathroom with walk in shower, bath & loo Separate loo Everywhere I'm contactable by phone and email throughout your stay. The Chapel is a five minute walk from.......... The Sea with sand dunes for picnics, swimming, kite flying and playing 'kick the can' The Bell for local Adnams ale and a sea view The marshes for beautiful walks and quality bird watching - RSPB Minsmere is nearby The Anchor for excellent food and a big enclosed garden The village green with swings, a slide and gift shop The Parish Lantern for coffee, ice cream and gifts The Blyth estuary with several bridges for crab fishing The harbour with fishing boats and a pedestrian rowing boat ferry to Southwold The nearest train station is Darsham which is a 15 minute taxi drive to Walberswick. Southwold is 30-45min walk - either by a small ferry across the river which is available at holiday times or a walk across the Bailey bridge (footbridge).