Sweet little historic cottage on a historic property. Access is a path down the side of the main house, parking on the roadside.
I don't think this 130yr old railway cottage is insulated but the hosts have supplied heater and electric blanket, and ran the heater before we arrived to ensure it was a cosy welcome. We were there at the very end of autumn and were comfortable except when going outside to get to the toilet in the middle of the crisp, clear, COLD night, so take some slip-on shoes. Fairly firm double bed, 2 pillows per person supplied!
Canine-friendly/fully fenced, the main house has one very friendly medium dog (border collie?) in residence that will probably greet you when you step through the gate. She's not allowed in the cottage but may try her luck for extra pats.
Cottage is behind the hosts' house, a very quiet location. The occasional sound of the fridge is noticeable in the night if you can't sleep and similarly we heard the low rumble of freight trains a couple of times.
At this point the water pressure/temperature in the cottage is also... somewhat historic (not up to modern expectations) but the hosts reassure us they are investigating a solution. Pool was covered the week before we went (end of May), it really was too cold to use it.
The hosts are friendly, social people, who recommended burgers from the General Store a couple of blocks from the property and we fully agree. :-) Locals were friendly too. We expect to stay again at some point.
By the way there's a market sunday mornings a few blocks away.