This quaint little cottage is ideal for those who want to get away from it all. It's like a step back in time; the oldy worldy decor gives an authentic feel to the space and the original features create a homely ambience. It's not for people wanting mod cons but yet it had everything we needed for our stay. There's a working record player with a good selection of vinyls to listen to but why not bring your own along and enjoy those old records you haven't listened to in ages. Branden and Mary-Rose are fabulous hosts. On our arrival they had freshly baked wheaten bread, butter, eggs and milk waiting for us in the kitchen. We stayed in the downstairs bedroom which was very clean and comfortable, but there's two more bedrooms upstairs so there's plenty of room for a family. There's plenty of turf for the fire, however, the room can get a bit smoky with the blow down from the chimney, so we didn't light the fire after the first night, There's electric heaters so we didn't mind that. Branden and Mary Rose also run the cafe next door where they serve fabulous coffees and a delicious breakfast that's second to none, I highly recommend you eat there. Branden gave us good tips on things to do, places to see and we couldn't have asked for a better location. Norah's pub just short walk away was fab, we had a quiet drink there next to a turf fire, very relaxing. There's no TV and to me that's as it should be, I loved that there was no TV. Remember it's an old house, over 200 year old with a thatched roof so the odd creepy crawly visitor is to be expected. If you can live with that then you'll enjoy your stay in this rustic yet fabulous cottage that has left a warm imprint on my mind. 10/10 Branden and Mary Rose.