Built in 1750, our charming Bed and Breakfast was originally two cottages. It was constructed out of cob – a simple mix of clay, sand, straw and small pebbles. Under its brick outer layer, much of the building is still cob. The fireplace in the snug is the original shared by both cottages. 

 

Much has changed over the years: it retains many original features, with cottage-style bedrooms as well as more modern additions – such as underfloor heating, Cat5e internet cabling to all bedrooms, ensuite bathrooms and showers!

 

Sitting in a pretty south-facing plot and garden which guests are invited to use, it has an adjacent turnout paddock of about a sixth of an acre so it may be possible to bring your horse with you on holiday.

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A hot and cold outdoor tap is available for those dogs who like to get dirty.

 

Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate children under 14. The cottage is not wheelchair accessible - with an open plan wooden staircase to the bedrooms. The property is a smoking-free zone.