The buff stone featured above was crafted to snugly fit a void in the red sandstone wall on the west gable of the two bedroomed cottage. It fits well with the building and the natural tone of the original stone.We've also got some interiors shots to show you...
This view is taken from the first floor landing, the open plan living space in this cottage has the full height of the building and lots of natural light, it really feels good in here. Beds have crisp fresh white linen topped with stylish throws, some cotton, some silk. In this cottage oak is the predominant material and features in every room, further adding to the warmth and beauty of the place.
In the kitchen we have all the usual bits you would expect, yes there's a dishwasher, hob, oven, fridge and kit like a toaster, kettle and plenty of crockery, glassware, pots and pans. There will be some welcome goodies to greet guests. Happily the hens have started laying again now the daylight hours are longer so we'll be including a complimentary half dozen for holiday guests, zero food miles and they taste absolutely gorgeous (in our humble opinion). 
The first floor landing leads to a double bedroom with ensuite. The landing overlooks the living space in a rather grand fashion and you can look straight out a high level window which looks across the fields with views of the Campsie Hills.
We hope you like it!
3 comments:
Congratulations on completing your cottages - they look terrific! Hope an orderly queue is being formed of people wishing to make bookings.
hi deb - Had to leave a comment and to congratulate you and hubby on these amazing cottages - We had the pleasure of staying at the old dairy last week and a pleasure it was - Immaculate in every sense - great views and you are both homely hosts. Will be returning as soon as possible. Not stopped talking about it since we got back. Once again thanks for a brilliant stay.
Thank you for your lovely comment Lyn and we're really glad you had such a great time here.
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