I really enjoyed my time here and would recommend the cottage. First - I was able to get here via public transport (train and bus) and to enjoy my time without a car. There are many walking and biking tracks easily accessed from the back of the property so if you don't have a car, you can basically spend your whole time in the forest and never see a main road. I spent three days walking different tracks and there were still many more to explore. Linda's place is also right next door to the Victorian Strawberry Fields and not only do they have wonderful fruit, they also have a little shop with jam, honey, veg, bread, eggs so you can easily get what you need to prepare a simple meal. The cottage is really well-built and simply but thoughtfully decorated - and it stays cool and comfortable even on a hot day. The bed is fantastic and there are high-quality blinds if you're not an early riser! I enjoyed cooking in the full kitchen and eating meals out on the porch which has great little "bar" with stools and a a few comfy chairs. I liked the combination of a sustainable build with creature comforts like a wonderful rainfall shower and gorgeous soft bed linens. My only real issue was with the WiFi which drops in and out. So this isn't a great spot for remote work (I had to teach some online yoga classes during my stay and that proved challenging) I enjoyed my time and would definitely return.