An 1830s chapel on a working farm near Evandale in northern Tasmania, originally built as a Sunday School for local farm children. Restored from near-collapse by Peter and Claire — both sixth-generation Tasmanians. Peter's fourth great-grandfather, botanist Ronald Campbell Gunn, was a business associate of John Ward Gleadow, who bought the land in 1830. Two king bedrooms, one up, one down. Original windows salvaged into the restoration, handmade lighting from Launceston, a firepit made from a concrete pipe mould. Adults only.
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