Morel Farm Chapel

The Chapel is in fact an old potato store but a bell in the belfry might give a clue to its colloquial name. Today, a clever restoration has resulted in a charming bolthole for two. You step inside to a cosy open-plan space with a wood-burner for rainy days, a smart shower room also down here and stairs up to a double bedroom in the eaves.

On fine days you can take your book and sit in the walled garden, a wildflower-strewn riot of colour, or head to the barn to check out the original pressoir stone, once powered by donkey to make apple juice and cider. Zip down country lanes from the door towards the rugged coast spotting castles and WWII fortifications, laze on golden sand beaches and visit buzzy St Helier, the capital in the heart of the island.

Pick up a fresh catch of the day from any number of local fishmongers and spend your evening eating well, glass of something cold in hand, before curling up on the sofa.