Granny's Old Cottage

The self-catering suite adjoins the main house of the New Inn.

Though it has recently gone through some make up, with the addition of the wood burner, a retro electric hob and oven dating back to the 50's, and raised beds, to make it all more appealing and comfortable, this building dates back to the 1700's, nothing is straight and square.. ware of age is inevitably visible.. it is for those that love the old and authentic and does not mind the chip on the sink... nor the uneven lime wash on walls.. I just love the variation of colour that inevitably comes through a lime washes living colours....

The suite consists of a kitchen with an oil-fired Rayburn, the bathroom a living room with an old range wood burner for snug evenings and warm winters.

Upstairs is one double bedroom with a king size bed , and on the spacious landing there is twin beds.  The landing separated  from the stair case by thick velvet curtain.

Note  the  head space  when getting out of bed, is limited, as the whole upstairs is under eves,  tall people have to be mindful of that.  Just to mention, so that you are not surprised...

The Bathroom has a small bath tub and electric shower.
There is no shower curtain,   again I want to point it out as for some it seems extremely important...

Important Notice for Breakfast
Breakfast is not included, but only for those that book for a single night, continental breakfast  provided, as self service.

Essentials: The important stuff

• Check in time is flexible depending on previous guests, but 3pm is a good guide
• Check out time 10.30am, but also flexible depending on guest arrival
• a small fridge 
• slow cooker Rayburn that stays on all the time, providing warmth.
• there also is a 40's electric cooker with a powerful hot plate and oven.
  
• Also a separate very practical modern electric  oven
  
• all crockery is there
• In the bathroom,  a small bath tub, running hot water, and an electric shower.  There is NO shower curtain...  
  
• ​towels are provided
• Please bring  torches, it does get very dark here...