Our Story

The Chapel Deloraine

The Chapel Deloraine was built in 1863 and is the original Baptist Chapel for the community of Deloraine.

It was used by the church until the 1880's when the existing Tabernacle was constructed near today's Railway Park. Originally just the church, the building has had an entry (now the kitchen) and a toilet bock added (now the bathroom) over the last 100 years or so. Its was used widely by the community after its role as a church was concluded until sold in the 1950's when it was then converted to a private residence.

Michael & Gayle purchased the Chapel in 2016 and have completely renovated the building and its garden over 18 months keeping its heritage roots intact.

The Hosts

We hope that you enjoy the experience that we have created for you at The Chapel Deloraine.

Gayle is an Architect who specialises in the restoration and maintenance of heritage buildings and currently consults to World Heritage listed Woolmers property at Longford. Michael has extensive experience in the home building industry as well.

We have enjoyed bringing The Chapel Deloraine back to life and we hope you do too.

Historic Setting

Enjoy staying in a heritage building with architectural charm and historical significance. The Chapel has been converted to provide comfortable accommodation while preserving its original features.

Peaceful Surroundings

The Chapel's location in the tranquil town of Deloraine, surrounded by picturesque countryside, offers a peaceful retreat for guests looking to relax and explore the local area.

Proximity to Attractions

The Chapel Deloraine is well-located for you to explore nearby attractions, including historical sites in Deloraine, arts and crafts galleries, and nature spots like the Great Western Tiers, Mole Creek Caves, Tamar Valley, and Cradle Mountain.