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The chapel stands serene and sublime amongst the English oaks and chestnuts of the Walcot Arboretum.
Saved from destruction, lovingly re-assembled and embellished by the finest woodworkers of the West, the chapel stands serene and sublime amongst the English oaks and chestnuts of the Walcot Arboretum. It is for the more adventurous and agile, accessible on foot only via a 500-yard meander from the stable block and car park. So please remember to bring some suitable footwear.
The downstairs is open plan with reclaimed wooded floors and walls. There is a Rayburn, gas cooker, wood burner, fridge, TV and DVD player. (Please note that due to the location of the Chapel, the reception on the TV can be poor and sometimes non-existent because of atmospheric conditions. This is beyond our control and we will not be able to offer any help if this occurs)
The bathroom with a luxurious deep bath and overhead shower is downstairs. Climb the spiral staircase to reach the 2 double bedrooms on a mezzanine level joined via a bridge. Both double rooms overlook the lounge below. The apartment is centrally heated throughout.
There is only limited lighting on the pathway to the Chapel so remember a torch and wellies in the wet weather!
All of Walcot Hall’s self catering cottages and glamping accommodation are dog friendly.
Once a wagon wheel repair hub on an ancient country estate, Wheelwright’s Shop has now been reinvented as a romantic, rural escape.
The Harold holiday cottage has two garden areas, one to the rear of the house, which is totally enclosed, the second area to the side which adjoins the Clive apartment making it ideal for two families wishing to holiday together.
The Dipping Shed is a stunning and secluded rural retreat situated just off the drive to Walcot Hall.
The Arni cottage is situated on the top floor of the main house on the south east corner, with views overlooking the ballroom and gardens to the rear of the hall.
