A beautiful cottage in a picture perfect setting. As has been mentioned in other reviews, this place looks even better than the photos. The gardens are beautiful and peaceful, and the cottage itself is rustic and charming. I took tons of photos but never quite captured how pretty it was in real life. Hilary was up and down to the garden above the cottage regularly and gave us fresh fruit and veg, and also introduced us to the horses. The area is very rural so you will need a car if you want to get around, but the nearest shop is only about a five minute drive away.
A few things to consider. It's a very old stone cottage with some hard surfaces and sharp edges, as well as steep stairs and a very hot stove, so is not particularly suitable for a toddler - we found ourselves shadowing ours. There's plenty of space to run around outside though, and Hilary pointed out the two ponds (and blocked access to one) so we could be wary of them.
The two bedrooms have very low roof beams so you'll need to be careful or you'll bang your head. And the steps to the second bedroom are very steep.
Also, though dogs are allowed, they are not allowed to be alone in the house, so you'll have to bring them everywhere with you.
Overall a beautiful place with a lovely host.