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The centrepiece is a large kitchen/dining/living area, over 40'
long. At one end we have constructed a sleeping gallery up in the
roof beams which is very popular with slightly older children. At
the other end is the kitchen (15' X 10') made up of handmade fitted
pine units with solid beech worktops, with a modern ceramic hob
range cooker, dishwasher, washer-drier and microwave. There is a
full range of quality equipment to cater for at least eight. One
side of the kitchen forms a 'breakfast bar' dividing the kitchen
from the remaining living area (30' x 15'). For mealtimes there
is a large antique oval dining table which can seat up to eight.
Beyond this is an area with plenty of comfortable seating around
a large woodstove. There is a teletext TV/DVD and a Hi Fi with CD
player. There are two double doors leading onto the farm courtyard
on one side, and a large French window opening onto a sunny, south
facing patio on the other side of the house.

Sleeping accommodation is arranged in three bedrooms plus the 'sleeping
gallery'. The bedrooms are prettily furnished with comfortable beds
and bits and pieces of attractive furniture. The principal bedroom
contains a double bed, the second is a good sized room with twin
beds which can be used as double if required, and the third is a
small bedroom with twin beds. The gallery also has twin beds and
is accessed by a fixed ladder from the main area. There is a good
sized bathroom with airing cupboard, bath, power shower, washbasin
and WC. Hot water is by economy 7 immersion heater. As well as the
woodstove, there is full oil fired central heating throughout enabling
the cottage to be comfortable at any time of year.
The
Outside
To the front
(North) of the barn lies the large farm courtyard, with plenty of
room for parking cars. To the rear (South), is a paved patio, with
picnic tables and barbeque provided, as well as a spacious garden
with its own fence, surrounded by the small meadow at the back of
the farmyard. Further south is a tennis court, and the path down
the farm to 'Scotts Quay'.
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