Where we areOur converted Coach House is located in the village of Chappel, in the heart of the Colne Valley.
Hill House Bed & Breakfast Chappel Essex CO6 2DX Email - hattieromerlee@yahoo.co.uk Tel - 07802 601144
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Where to Visit
![]() Marks Hall Gardens and arboretum featuring trees from around the world set in 200 acres of land. www.markshall.org.uk/ |
![]() Colne Valley Railway An award winning unique country railway. www.colnevalleyrailway.co.uk Days out with Thomas the Tank Engine are also popular. www.dayoutwiththomas.co.uk/ section.php/27/1/colne-valley-railway |
![]() Colchester Castle This is the largest Norman Keep in Europe and one of the most popular visitor attractions in the East of England. www.cimuseums.org.uk/castle |
Local Places of Interest
Castle Hedingham - located in the Colne Valley on the ancient road from Colchester to Cambridge. Well known for its castle.
Coggeshall - historic village a short distance away. West StreetVineyard is a great place for lunch and dinner and if you fancy a stroll there are walks along the river. National Trust - Paycocke's House and Garden is also worth a visit. nationaltrust.org.uk/paycockes-house-and-garden
Colchester - Britain's oldest recorded town, great for museums and the castle.
Colne Engaine - tiny village nearby, well know for the Five Bells pub.
Earls Colne - with The Lion Pub and Blackwells Farm Shop just outside the village, this is a great place for a browse. www.blackwellsfarmproduce.co.uk
Mersea Island - approached by a causeway this is a brilliant place to eat, crab, relax and enjoy the views whilst feasting on fresh local oysters.
Castle Hedingham - located in the Colne Valley on the ancient road from Colchester to Cambridge. Well known for its castle.
Coggeshall - historic village a short distance away. West StreetVineyard is a great place for lunch and dinner and if you fancy a stroll there are walks along the river. National Trust - Paycocke's House and Garden is also worth a visit. nationaltrust.org.uk/paycockes-house-and-garden
Colchester - Britain's oldest recorded town, great for museums and the castle.
Colne Engaine - tiny village nearby, well know for the Five Bells pub.
Earls Colne - with The Lion Pub and Blackwells Farm Shop just outside the village, this is a great place for a browse. www.blackwellsfarmproduce.co.uk
Mersea Island - approached by a causeway this is a brilliant place to eat, crab, relax and enjoy the views whilst feasting on fresh local oysters.