The Tiny Chapel

Just a short drive from Hadrian's Wall and an even shorter walk to the historic town of Hexham, you will find The Tiny Chapel. This aptly named Northumberland gem is a converted 19th century chapel and sleeps up to four guests across two ensuite bedrooms (perfect for small families). There's a south facing stone patio where you will find a luxurious hot tub with 180 degree views of the open countryside not to mention the open dark sjiYou’re sure to fall in love the moment you cross the threshold The Tiny Chapel has been meticulously converted by the owners, with modern conveniences working in perfect unison with period features. Such details include the original stone exterior, arched chapel windows, exposed timber beams, and a gorgeous, vaulted ceiling. And besides its abundance of rustic charm, is has all the mod cons needed for a relaxing countryside retreat. The ground floor houses the gorgeous open-planned communal space. The kitchen area is well equipped with all the necessary mod cons and there is a dining table which easily seats four making meal times a joy. The living area has two comfortable couches, a coffee table, a smart TV, Bluetooth sound system with B&W ceiling speakers and a cosy wood burning stove to keep you nice and warm in winter. Step outside the patio doors and into the back garden where you will find the stone paved patio with a luxurious hot tub, outdoor furniture and lovely 180 degree views of the Northumberland countryside. This is the ideal spot for a morning coffee or an evening soak in the tub with a nice glass of bubbly. Head back inside and ascend the feature staircase to get to the bedrooms. Both sit under stunning vaulted, timber framed ceilings, and benefit from an ensuite with a WC, basin, and shower. The master bedroom has a stunning hand-made timber king-size double bed with Tempur mattress, while the second bedroom has two equally lovely singles. The master even has its own free standing bath tub, which means you can sit back and enjoy a relaxing soak after a day out exploring the North East! Nearby Hexham is a historic market town with lovely shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants. If you want to experience some of the arresting northern countryside, then you're in luck. The stunning Northumberland coast is within an hours drive with an array of historic castles and white sandy beaches. The North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a short drive south of Hexham while Northumberland National Park is not far to the north. The ancient Hadrian's Wall is also nearby. Approximately 30-minutes’ drive east you will come to Newcastle upon Tyne. The largest city in Northeast England, Newcastle is a hub of science, finance, retail, education, tourism and nightlife. Notable landmarks include the Tyne Bridge, Newcastle Castle, St Thomas’ Church, the Millennium Bridge, St James' Park and Chinatown. We have a large off=road private parking area and offer a self check-in. Our main front door has a Yale digital door lock, on the morning of your arrival we will message you a unique access code. Please contact us if you haven’t received this by 12 noon. We are located just two miles outside the historic market town of Hexham in the beautiful county of Northumberland. Our county really does have something for everyone, from wonderful countryside to outstanding coastlines and a gold tier dark sky park to boot. If hiking is your thing then our cosy chapel is the perfect base to explore the breaktaking and dramatic landscape of Hadrians Wall country and whether you decide to take on the whole 86 miles National Trail or decide to enjoy days out at our many forts, museums and visitor centres, the 2000 year old history of the Roman Empire is waiting to be explored. Hexham itself is a quaint little market town which was voted the happiest place to live in 2019 and is home to the spectacular Hexham Abbey which is one of the earliest seats of Christianity in England with a church at this site for more than 1300 years. The weekly farmers market in the square hosts an array of locally produced foodie treats and artisan gifts and is the perfect spot to pick up some essentials before heading to the sele park for an impromptu picnic. A trip to one of the local inns should be on the list too to enjoy locally brewed real ales and wines.