Unique & stylish converted Chapel - Peak District

Entire home in Bradwell, United Kingdom

  1. 4 guests
  2. 2 bedrooms
  3. 3 beds
  4. 1.5 bathrooms
Hosted by Simon
  1. Superhost
  2. 9 years hosting

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Inside Peak District National Park

This home is near the national park.

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Welcome to Heather View Chapel, a beautifully converted retreat in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Our brilliant housekeepers ensure the Chapel is spotlessly clean for your arrival.

Designed with care, it’s the perfect place for family and friends to relax and make memories.

Located in picturesque Hope Valley, it’s ideal for exploring trails, hills, and the great outdoors. If you love nature and adventure, you’ll love staying here!

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We are so proud of the feedback we receive from our guests.

"An unforgettable stay! A beautiful home surrounded by the peaks" - Alex, Jan 25

"The perfect host from start to finish and the place is stunning, beautifully and tastefully designed" - Danny, Dec 24

"Our stay at the chapel was by far one of our favourite trips to date. Not only is the Chapel and its surroundings beautiful but the thoughtfulness and care Simon put into our stay topped it off for us" - Olivia, Nov 24


LOCATION: Beautifully converted retreat in the Peak District National Park, ideal for exploring nature and outdoor adventures.

PARKING: Driveway parking for two cars, including an EV charger

STYLE & COMFORT: A boutique hotel feel with home comforts, spotlessly clean, and thoughtfully furnished.

KEY FEATURES:
- Open-plan living space with original features like cruck beams, stone mullion windows, and underfloor heating.

- Well-equipped kitchen (large fridge-freezer, six-burner stove, cookbooks).

- Fast WiFi, board games, and a large-screen TV for entertainment.

BEDROOMS: Two charming rooms upstairs (double and twin).

DOG-FRIENDLY: Easy-to-clean flooring; dogs allowed downstairs only.

Whether you’re here to explore the Peak District or simply relax in comfort, Heather View Chapel is perfect for relaxing, adventuring, and making memories with family and friends!

Guest access
Guests have access to all parts of the home, together with the space at the front of the chapel for outside dining and parking

Other things to note
We welcome guests with dogs. The flooring downstair is all solid oak so easy to clean if there are muddy paws around. We ask that you refrain from allowing dogs upstairs.

While there isn't a garden at the Chapel, there is a patio at the front of the property. We don't have a gate across the driveway so, although the road oustide is very quiet, it's not enclosed so it's not possible to leave dogs unattended.

There is parking for 2 cars.

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What this place offers

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Wifi
Free parking on premises
Pets allowed
65-inch HDTV with Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Apple TV

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Where you’ll be

Bradwell, England, United Kingdom
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Neighbourhood highlights

The picturesque village of Bradwell is in the middle of The Peak District National Park and lies just a few miles from Castleton in the beautiful Hope Valley. The village lies at the meeting of the Dark Peak (gritstone) and White Peak (limestone) regions, and limestone has been mined here since Roman times.

Most of the buildings are 19th century, though a few older remain, including the White Hart Inn (1676). The church of St Barnabas the Apostle is late Victorian, and there are some lovely cottages running here and there up The Hills. Just outside Bradwell, the high ridges of Bradwell Edge are popular with hang gliders and paragliders, and the views are superb.

Hope Valley is stunning, and the surrounding countryside has more fantastic walks than I can list here. I’m a keen trail runner and I spend a lot of time in the hills around Bradwell and I’m regularly finding new routes and views. I’ve included a few photos of the local area, all of them having been taken during walks or runs direct from the Chapel. Some of my favourite places to go within the immediate vicinity are;

Ladybower Reservoirs
Stannage Edge
MamTor to Loose hill ridge walk
Bamford Edge
Walk up Jacob’s Ladder to Kinder Scout
Drive (or even better, cycle) down Winnat’s Pass
Visit the historic ‘Plague Village’ of Eyam
Go swimming in Hathersage’s open air pool

There are many, many more great places to enjoy the countryside locally. As well as the glorious countryside there are lots of local attractions to visit locally. To list just a few of my favourites;

Chatsworth Estate - a must visit attraction while you’re in the area. The opulent Chatsworth House is an amazing spectacle set in beautiful grounds
Peveril Castle - One of England’s earliest Normal fortresses, above the picturesque village of Castleton
Speedwell Cavern - Take an incredible underground journey by boat through the underground cave system
David Mellor Visitor Centre - celebrating the designer of all things from bas stops and traffic lights to cutlery and glass wear
The Buxton Crescent Experience - telling the historic story of Buxton located in the beautiful Buxton Crescent

If you're looking for bike hire there are a couple of places I would recommend.

For those looking for something flat and scenic with some options for cafe stops you can't go far wrong with the Monsal Trail which is about 15 minutes drive away. It's an easy, flat and very scenic old railway line which includes a number of long tunnels that the kids will enjoy. The whole trail is about 11 miles end to end. They are a couple of bike hire options on the Trail;

Blackwell Mill Cycle Hire. I think I’d start from here - it’s the furthest from Bakewell so tends to be quieter and there’s a cafe at Millers Dale Station (quite easily reachable even with little legs).

Hassop Station Cycle Hire. It's about a mile from Bakewell on the Monsal Trail and has the benefit of having a big car park and cafe.

If you're looking for something more adventurous and fancy some proper off-road MTB action or would like gravel bikes to go a little further afield Alpkit in Hathersage rent out an assortment of great and very capable bikes. I recently rented a gravel bike from them for a couple of days to tour the trail on the Dark Peak and absolutely loved it.

Meet your host

Superhost
412 reviews
4.94 out of 5 average rating
9 years of hosting
Lives in Wirksworth, United Kingdom
My name is Simon. I live in the Peak District although I travel a lot for work. I love the outdoors and at the weekend you will usually find me somewhere in the hills walking, running or cycling.

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Things to know

Cancellation policy
House rules
Check-in: 15:00 – 00:00
Checkout before 10:00
4 guests maximum
Safety & property
Carbon monoxide alarm
Smoke alarm
Not suitable for infants (under 2 years)