As we drive through the gate of Last Straw Cottage, we were greeted by a storybook cottage with beautiful landscaping. A massive wisteria vine wound the two sides of the porch and fragrant white roses adorned the path to the house and the front porch. A kitchen garden sat just outside the door along with a table and chairs with a big umbrella where we ultimately ate most of our meals. The house items led was charming. Cody and comfortable with books, magazines and games overflowing a bookshelf. The kitchen was completely kitted out and included a fresh loaf of homemade bread, some tasty snack bars (also homemade), fresh eggs in a basket, milk, juice, yogurt and a pantry with many kinds of cereal and homemade granola. The bedrooms were large, with comfortable beds and beautiful linens. The “straw window” was fascinating and allows you to see why the cottage feels so cozy. Thoughtful touches were everywhere. The hosts were attentive and let us help feed the baby calves.