Saint Pancras Chapel

Saint Pancras Chapel Saint Pancras Chapel is a Cistercian oratory – associated with nearby Cleeve Abbey – established 13th - 15th century on the site of a holy well.

Saint Pancras Chapel is a converted Cistercian oratory – associated with nearby Cleeve Abbey – established in the 13th century on the site of a holy well, offering self-catering accommodation on the edge of Exmoor National Park.

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St Pancras Chapel, Washford
Watchet
TA230LD

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Take a break in a medieval chapel

St Pancras Chapel is a converted Cistercian oratory, built in the 13th century by the monks of Cleeve Abbey. It was built on the site of a holy well – famed for its healing waters – which still runs into a stream in the garden to this day. Nestling in a secluded river valley, it offers self-catering accommodation on the edge of stunning Exmoor, just below the Brendon Hills. http://www.saintpancraschapel.com/