Entering by the impressive wrought iron gate (Handmade by Steve Walker) you enter the flagged front yard. A recent feature is the addition of a raised patio area on the east side of the cottage, which is ideal for the morning sun.

It's a great place for al-fresco dining or just sitting and watching the sunset over the valley.

The sloping field the patio opens onto is part of the cottage's land. At the upper end of the field is a small arboretum of native UK trees

Double glass doors from the dining room lead through a brand new modern style kitchen. We really like the contrast between the oak beamed ceiling, quarry tiled floor and the modernity of the kitchen

The large oak beamed 'Day-Room' is at the heart of the cottage from here doors lead of to the Kitchen, the Parlour, the Scullery and to the stairs up to the first floor.

In winter evenings it is a warm and comfortable room to retire to after dinner. It also benefits from a TV screen (with HDMI port), DVD, Xbox 360,and music centre.

The main double bedroom, the largest bedroom in the cottage, has a 5ft King Size bed, fitted wardrobe and dressing table. It also has a small en-suite shower and WC.

Three steps lead up to this charming double bedded room, fitted wardrobe, dressing table and bedside cabinets.

Stepping through a door in the old oak frame, takes you into a fully carpeted twin bedroom, with wardrobe and dressing table.

A door from the day-room reveals stairs to the gallery hall, this oak floored room is in the older part of the cottage and reveals the original oak frame.

The main glazed middle door from the yard leads into the 'scullery' (utility room). There are modern fitted units to match the kitchen, with a sink, tumble dryer and washing machine, with plenty of storage space.