Both of the above cottages have front and rear doors, the yard at the rear is partly cobbled, the lane at the front rather grassy gravel. The grass at the front of the cottage is secluded and sheltered and reserved for use by the cottage visitors only. Originally a terrace of four stone-built nineteenth century farm cottages, they have now been combined to make two cottages. The cottage described here has recently been restored and modernised and is available as a holiday cottage for visitors to the area. In the photograph, the front door is to the right.
All windows have double glass and wooden shutters.
Colour television, radio Bed-linen and towels are provided. There is an open fire in the sitting room for which fuel is available locally. Parking is available on the cobbled area to the front of the cottage Large lawn at the side and rear, sheltered from the road by a tall hedge. Gas central heating, hot water and electricity are included at no extra charge. This cottage is just outside Paxton village, which has a pub, though no shop.