We had five days here, in a blustery April. The house sits on the side of a mountain with a couple of others on a dead end road, half a mile off the main road (audible). The back garden has a gate to the mountainside; the road peters out into a track which itself ends soon after, with a dog that's not keen on you passing! So there's not an enormous amount to do in the immediate vicinity but in a car you're pretty central and loads of places to visit.
The house is warm and comfortable and the repurposed porch, serving as a small reading room, is a lovely place to relax. No wifi; mobile reception is variable. Tiled beautifully throughout. A little money spent would make a big difference to (eg) provide somewhere to perch a toothbrush in the ensuite, or drawers in the linked bedroom; replace some ageing loo seats and taps, that kind of thing. But it was scrupulously clean with a warm welcome and served our purpose.