This is an awesome little place to stay if you’re looking for something a little different! It’s in real wild countryside on the side of a hill with incredible views of the rugged bogs and mountains (when it’s not misty!). You share the field with sheep very often so watch your step when coming in and out. The place itself is teeny tiny which of course is part of the adventure so try to be minimal in what you bring! The bed is very comfy and accessible via the pull down ladder. The place is heated very well by a single electric radiator. The toilet is a caravan style septic tank underneath the toilet kind of affair which isn’t the most glamorous but understandably necessary! Tom and Anne were fab hosts, always happy to help and give suggestions for things to do. They’re tip to visit nearby Dog’s Bay just before it got dark was fortuitous and we saw a seal dozing on the beach, several hares running through the dunes and a blustery and wild Atlantic vista. They provided wellies (essential!!) for us to walk down to the lake which is all part of their land. It’s very boggy and wet everywhere but that’s part of the charm. There was a bit of water leakage from the outside leaving little puddles on the floor which they hadn’t experienced before but are now aware of, and it hasn’t altered my 5* review as this is a very new place and it’s understandable to have a few teething problems. The shower doesn’t have much pressure which is a shame but what can you expect: this isn’t a hotel! We hired the pizza oven which was a challenge in the cold and light drizzle but still fun! I think I’d save that for the summer next time though! If you’re looking for something that’s a little different and want a mixture of spectacular countryside and being snuggled up on the sofa reading a book then this is for you!