Kick back at The Stables

Whether you book for a holiday of relaxing; watching the red kites soar in the day and the stars shine in the evenings or whether you want to explore the local area (ride on the steam train, shop at the local artisan shops or walk in the footsteps of pilgrims), you'll be sure to create some wonderful memories at this unique outdoor home. We look forward to welcoming you The space Sited in a private paddock, The Stables living quarters have been refurbished to a high specification with reclaimed wood, marble kitchen counters and an outdoor kitchen. Sleeping quarters: 5 bunk beds consisting of a double and 3 singles in one room. All full size so can accommodate five adults. A travel cot can be provided on request. The bathroom has a separate external entrance to the bedroom/living room and provides guests with a shower with hot water on demand, WC and sink. The separate kitchen has an electric hob, microwave, fridge, kettle and is well equipped. Two sides of the kitchen room open up to allow guests to enjoy views across the paddock as they eat. The Stables also has an outdoor kitchen area where guests can cook on charcoal or gas BBQs and a picnic table is provided for al fresco meals. Surrounded by pasture and trees with rural views, guests will be able to relax and listen to the buzzards calling. There are plenty of spaces to curl up with a book, bask in the sun or play in the field. During the summer, local villages and businesses hold a variety of fetes and musical events that may, on occasion, be audible from the property. The hosts will share any information they have ahead of your visit. The owners run a small holding and depending on the season, livestock may be present in fenced areas on the paddock. Guests can buy eggs, bacon and honey when available. BBQ/Fire pit: wood and charcoal are also available to buy (£9 and £2.50 respectively). Guest access As required by the Fire Safety Order (2005), we advise guests that in the event of a fire, escape windows on the ground floor provide means of escape. Guidelines from the Home Office advise that mobility impaired people should not be accommodated in rooms where the means of escape are reliant on escape windows. We are happy to provide more details ahead of any booking you make