The house was designed and built for a wheelchair user so it is very spacious, the hallway is very wide and one of the bathrooms is also suitable for a disabled person.
We did wonder a bit about no internet access and no cell phone coverage on site, but actually we did have intermittent access if really needed. The cottage, which was a good size house, was especially made welcoming for children, with a soft toy on every child's bed, most powerpoints had protective covers, toys to play with, and kids' DVDs, as well as a range of other DVDs to suit a variety of tastes. ... and of course the farm animals, many of which come when their name is called.
The kitchen had basic supplies, including milk, butter, tea and coffee, oil, etc. Ask Helen how to get the oven working if you need it.
Helen was very welcoming and we enjoyed our chats and tour of the farm. A great place to put aside the busyness of everyday life and enjoy our rural countryside.