The 1750s farmhouse is rustic and family orientated, and if you don’t come expecting an immaculate environment you will enjoy it here. In the old bake house there’s a small sitting room with original beams and bread oven, TV and WiFi; relax in here on cooler days, with cats and a dog to keep you company. On sunny days tea is served in the garden. Bedrooms are pretty and comfy with oriental rugs and antique furniture. Nicholas – a tad eccentric for some – is half French and cooks amazing breakfasts on the Aga, while Ginny’s great grandfather (Arnold Hills) founded West Ham football team. Come and go as you please.
We stayed for two days and had a really nice time. Nicholas and Ginny were very hospitable and friendly hosts. House is in a great peaceful location. Lovely bedroom. Nice guest sitting room. Make it time for afternoon tea when you first arrive as it was really good. Breakfast each day was great - try Nicholas' "special" as it was a treat. Nicholas gave great advice on where to eat in the evenings and kindly booked ahead for us. We recommend that you buy some of Ginny's home made jams to take home with you as they were lovely.