We had a lovely stay at Rose Cottage. There were 6 adults and a toddler in our party which just fit in comfortably. Two of us moved into the annex (which is very well done) to ease up pressure on the bathroom in the main cottage and found this worked well. Overall the cottage is very cosy, well decorated and in a great location. The nearby pub is within a very short walk and the food and beer was great every time we went. The church is also worth a visit, the decorations are beautiful. The main bathroom is quite small - my husband found using the shower in the annex worked much better for him. The stairs are quite open and steep - something to keep in mind if you have small children. There is a small courtyard garden outside. This would have been much nicer with some additional pot planting and there are only two seats, which was a little disappointing for the six of us when we thought about using the bbq. We did use the washing machine, tumble dryer and iron which were all good. The information pack mainly had information on where to eat in nearby towns but not being from the area, a greater list of things to do / info leaflets / maps / suggestions for walks would have been useful. The village is also beautiful, we went to the farmers’ market whilst we were there and it was great! There’s also a great children’s play area in the park near the village hall and cricket pitch.

We loved our stay at Rose Cottage, well equipped pretty cottage, very comfy. Short walk to the local pub for dinner and even saw deer driving home one night.

I always wanted to spend a week in a cottage in the english countryside, cooking and reading. Finally had a chance and it was even better than i imagined. The kitchen was bright and cherry, the rooms cozy and intimate and the bedroom with a beautiful beamed roof and morning light. The bells of the church helped with the morning wake up. What a gentle sound to wake up to. The walks nearby were beautiful, the pub warm and friendly and a visit to the local nursery was fun were i picked up some figgy jam. Cannot wait to go back again.