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Converted Chapel in Buckden, Yorkshire Dales.

The Old Chapel is tucked away in the small Dales village of Buckden for an incredibly peaceful holiday in a converted Wesleyan Chapel. It is ideally placed for exploring the local area on foot or bike. There are 4 pubs that serve food within a 2 mile radius with one a 2 minute walk away. Upper Wharfedale can be explored from the doorstep with easy riverside walks or more strenuous hikes up into the mountains. A short drive away are the villages of Kettlewell, Grassington, Skipton, Hawes & Settle

Seaside Loft Apartment in converted church

This spacious apartment is the perfect location for your Yorkshire Coast getaway. Originally built in 1701 the former pentecostal chapel overlooks Eastborough and is one minute away from the South Bay, five minutes from the town centre and 10 minutes to the train station and theatre. We provide: High speed WiFi Netflix Private Parking Tassimo coffee machine & pods Natural down pillows 100% cotton bedding Brita water filter Nintendo 64 Amazon Alexa Hand Sanitiser FB/IG @Churchhousescarborough

Stunning 5* Converted Church, Strangford, Co Down

A unique opportunity to stay in a stunning converted church. Built in 1845 the former Presbyterian church is a protected building due to its architectural value. The church has been converted into a spectacular 5 bedroom self catering property. Located at the entrance to Strangford village overlooking Castleward Bay, next to Old Court wedding venue, less than 1 hr to Belfast, approx 2 hrs to Dublin. A perfect base for your visit to Ireland. Ideal for friends and special family occasions.

Unique 3-storey home in historic church near beach

Welcome to our unique three-story apartment in a stunning historic church conversion, right in the heart of the old town. Blending heritage with modern style, it features quirky furniture and limited-edition prints for a vibrant touch. Step outside—South Bay is just 200 yards away, and the iconic castle is a five-minute walk. Whether you’re here to explore, unwind, or soak up local charm, this one-of-a-kind home is your perfect coastal retreat.

Historic Nave apartment nr beach Families welcome

Welcome to The Nave—an enchanting stay in the heart of a beautifully converted church. Once the central aisle, this historic apartment boasts soaring stained glass, original beams, and stone pillars. Just 5 minutes from Crosby Beach and the iconic iron men. Enjoy local cafés, bars, and restaurants, with Liverpool’s vibrant waterfront, museums, and stadiums just a short trip away. A soulful escape full of character, charm, and coastal magic.

The Chapel: stained glass, sea air & sacred naps

Discover romance and charm in our unique converted church apartment, bathed in colorful stained glass light. Just steps from Crosby Beach’s iconic iron men, it’s the perfect blend of history and seaside whimsy. Wander to cosy cafés, local shops, and an award-winning cinema nearby. Whether you’re here for peaceful walks or Liverpool’s vibrant culture, this spacious retreat invites you to relax, reconnect, and create unforgettable memories.

The Old Chapel - *New for 2025*

**New for 2025** This unique, luxury country escape in a former Methodist Chapel is perfect for small groups of 2-5 (max. 4 adults) who want to rest, or explore all the amazing activities that North Yorkshire has to offer. Perfect for a romantic break, family holidays or a small group of friends. Close to Malton, Castle Howard, Pickering and the North York Moors, and within 45 mins of York, Whitby and Scarborough.

fabulous double en suite annexe

This annexe double bedroom is quite unique! The bed is a queen double or can be separated into twin beds. It has an en suite shower room with toilet. There are two comfy chairs as well as a desk. It is tucked away in a very large and beautiful flat that is the second (top) floor of a converted Methodist Church Hall. You have access to kitchen facilities, shared with one other guest.

Outstanding Church conversion in Angus.

The Old Church is situated in the small village of Colliston near Arbroath. The Building is believed to date from 1843 to 1844. It has been sympathetically restored to create a unique and comfortable home. The furnishings are an eclectic mixture enhancing the overall atmosphere of the building. As a result, the property does not lend itself to young Children under twelve.