Visitors are welcome to use the house and facilities freely during their stay. We ask that you take care that your behaviour does not interfere with someone else’s holiday and that the house remains in good shape for the other visitors. You are expected to clean up after yourself and also to help out with chores around the house for about 20 minutes each day. The workers will know what needs to be done, so please ask them. Visitors are expected to change their bedding at the end of their stay, and to ensure that the house is ready for the next visitors.
Groups may book the whole house, closing it to other visitors. See our Prices web page for more info. Visitors and groups can also book specific bedrooms, subject to availability.
Bedrooms
There are :-
- Two small private double bedrooms (prior booking is recommended).
- A shared room with a large platform bed, two doubles and a single, that sleeps up to eleven.
- A shared room with single beds that sleeps up to five.
It is possible to make up a bed in a room on the ground floor if requested.
Children’s cots are available on request.
There is also space to camp in the garden, but we do not provide tents or sleeping bags.
All bedding is provided. Visitors are asked to bring their own towels to help reduce laundry costs, and wear-and-tear on our poor washing machine, but there are some available for those travelling on public transport.
Bathrooms
There is a shower, bath and two toilets upstairs.
There is an accessible toilet and shower on the ground floor, although it is very cold, and not fully suitable – please contact the house if you need more information.
Living space
There is :-
- A large communal kitchen with an Aga and electric cooker.
- A large sitting room with open fire and television.
- A dining room/sitting room with open fire.
- A large playroom that can also be converted to a meeting space or a spare ground floor bedroom.
There is also a large garden, including a play area, camping space, fire pit and a vegetable patch.




