This is an original 18th Century Coach House detached from the main house, which we have converted for bed and breakfast. It would, at some point, have had three floors. The top one for the hay, the middle one, which is now the sitting room for staff accommodation/workshops and the ground floor for the carriages. There were further buildings in the garden which would probably have housed spare carriages and the horses.

The bedroom is on the ground floor and has a King size double bed, fresh flowers, bottled water and tea and coffee facilities. It has a touch of elegance in a pretty, romantic way. From here there is an open staircase which takes you up to the first floor sitting room.

The sitting room overlooks the garden, and is a very light and bright room with fresh flowers. It has a large leather sofa and a comfy leather reclining chair so you can sit and relax watching television or reading one of our many books on the shelf after a hard day's sight seeing.

In the en-suite bathroom you can have a long soak in the double ended bath (room for two!) or you can have an invigorating shower. You will find bathrobes, slippers and big white, fluffy towels and a selection of bubble baths and bits to make it all the more relaxing.

Outside there is a patio where you can sit and enjoy the garden, and in good weather you may wish to have a light continental breakfast outside.

If you wish to make the break extra special, I can arrange to have extra flowers, wine or chocolates in the room at cost price.