This famous Warwick landmark, one of the two remaining gateways into the medieval town of Warwick, is listed as a Grade 2* Scheduled Ancient Monument.

St Peter’s Chapel, built in 1420 and refurbished in 1788 stands majestically over the 11th Century gateway, and has been sympathetically refurbished to the highest standard under the auspices of English Heritage. This unique and historic building comprises:

• Living Room/Dining Room
• One double bedroom with ensuite shower room
• One twin bedroom (comprising two small double beds) with shower/bathroom
• Kitchen
• Porch
• Hall

It is situated in the centre of the town at a main crossroads, and there are views from all the windows, in several different directions.

It is close to all amenities and there are many restaurants and bars to choose from offering cuisine from all over the world.

Warwickshire Life Magazine Article

"A towering achievement: For hundreds of years hardly anyone ever managed to see the inside of a Warwick landmark, the Eastgate. The only people who did were, bizarrely, the sixth form girls at the historic King`s High School which adjoined the building - because the school was renting it as extra classroom space"
(At home in Warwickshire, July 2011, Warwickshire Life )