Resting within one acre of grassland with captivating views overlooking the Welsh/Shropshire border is this elegant hideaway, Bausley Chapel. This converted 1875 Methodist Chapel promises a memorable stay for a couple seeking a rural escape, where rolling hills, historical landmarks and a number of bustling towns await you within the surrounding area. The interior of the dwelling enjoys a seamless blend of character and contemporary with the characteristics of the old chapel complementing the stylish furnishings and the quality appliances. Enter the property to be welcomed into the open-plan living room; be impressed by the high ceilings before throwing a log on the fire to create a tranquil ambiance during a winter’s evening. Cater for your own delicious evening meals within the well-equipped kitchen before settling down with your partner at the dining table to plan the days ahead. The space is completed by the sitting area where you will find a TV with a Blu Ray player, a selection of DVDs, books and games, ideal for keeping you busy during a relaxing evening in or a lazy rainy day. The ground floor is completed by an elegant bathroom, where a freestanding roll top bath awaits you after a long walk on the rolling Offa’s Dyke Path. Continuing to impress is the mezzanine-style bedroom, boasting a super-king-size bed, bedside tables and a quaint dressing table. To the outside you will be delighted to find a modest dining space and a lawn garden boasting wonderful views of your surroundings, as well as off-road parking. For all your amenities, a short car journey will bring you to the village of Halfway House, or venture slightly further afield to the number of towns within the surrounding area including Shrewsbury, Llangollen and Chester where a larger selection of an amenities can be found. For those feeling active, choose to walk along the superb Offa’s Dyke Path or brush up on the local history by discovering the National Trust Property of Powis Castle. Bausley Chapel is a wonderful base for a romantic getaway with your loved one.

Halfway House is a small village resting on the Shropshire/Welsh Borderlands, situated just 9 miles away from the town of Welshpool. It is surrounded by the delights of Mid Wales and all that Shropshire has to offer. Attractions include walking on the Offa's Dyke, Powis Castle (National Trust) and the Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway. Further afield there is the historic towns of Shrewsbury, Llangollen and Chester.

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