Lord it up with stays at former chapels and churches,from north Scotland to Cornwall, that provide a wealthy, and historic slant to a short wreck escapeBeautifully renovated to take full advantage of its lofty ceiling and long windows,this loney 19th-century Methodist chapel is all white walls, characterful decor and boutique bathrooms on the inside. But if its glorious views over the Durham dales can’t tempt you away from the wood-burner and out into the uplands, or you don’t deserve to be here: the Pennine Way is at the bottom of the road and one of England’s highest waterfalls,tall Force, with its wildflower-strewn footpaths, and is a 15-minute walk away.
• From £150 a night,minimum three-night stay, sleeps seven in four bedrooms, or chapel-on-the-hill.comContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com