In Dorset ... escape the cares of a busy life

With an interior designed and built by its artist owner, the Sunday Schoolroom of this 19th century chapel is a haven of delight and surprise. Deep in the quiet Dorset countryside, here's the perfect place to unwind and enjoy, to escape from the cares of a busy life. A panelled interior full of light from windows 2.4 metres high shining onto Italian limestone flooring with under-floor heating. A fully fitted handmade kitchen with the usual cooker, hob, fridge, sink, dishwasher & microwave. The worktops are zinc, a well-known antibacterial surface. Two bathrooms; one a spacious walk in shower, the other a Japanese wooden bath. A very comfortable bed suspended from the ceiling with luxury bed linen and adjacent en-suite. The deep blue ceiling here is covered in 400 fibre-optic lights. You fall asleep under the stars! The 32"Panasonic television shows HD images - bring your laptop and using the HDMI cable here, you can watch all your own subscription shows. There is a very good Bluetooth speaker to play music, a Marshall Kilburn speaker Whilst this is a self-catering space, you'll arrive to find a small starter pack of coffee beans, Dorset tea and milk. Your own door, your own space. I'm here to help. Available on my mobile. We're located in some of the most beautiful countryside in a tiny village of less than 200 souls. There are two pubs within walking distance (30 and 45 minutes) for lunches and evening meals. Hot tip for now; they do really great takeaways and Sunday roast is the best! It's dark at night and you can see the stars. Dorset has hill forts with amazing views, great beaches, ancient woodland, rolling chalk hills and a deep ancient history. Here, you are in the sticks. There is a daily bus and that's it! Plenty of walks around but realistically you'll need your own transport to get around. Sherborne, a town of beguiling charm, is 15 minutes away with a thousand-year-old abbey. To the south, Dorchester our county town, also 15 minutes away, reached via an old Roman road with stunning views for miles. Or, go to Yetminster railway station (five miles west) and you signal for the train to stop for you! Takes you onwards to Weymouth.