Dales Chapel

Middleton-in-Teesdale sits in the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the northern edge of the Yorkshire Dales, a working market town where the Co-op on Chapel Row is the everyday hub. This Grade II listed conversion began life as a Methodist chapel in the late 1800s and has been transformed into a substantial holiday property while keeping its most striking original features—the stained glass windows, ornate ceiling and sense of genuine character that a purpose-built house simply cannot match.

The layout spreads across three floors. Ground level holds the main living and dining space with Smart TV, a kitchen equipped for proper cooking, utility room, and a bedroom with ensuite. The first floor contains four bedrooms—three kingsize with Juliet balconies, one double—plus a shared bathroom with both bath and shower. Upstairs, a second games room has a snooker table, 86-inch TV and multi-fuel burner, along with a sixth bedroom (one kingsize, two singles) and ensuite. An enclosed garden with seating and barbecue is accessible from the ground floor. Essentials like heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi are included; one well-behaved pet stays free.

The property suits large groups gathering for a celebration or extended family holiday. There is a step into the main entrance and another into the garden. Smoking is not permitted inside.