The cosy sitting room was once the dairy. It has a pair of leather recliner sofas, TV, video and radio/CD/tape player, but the focal point of the room is the fireplace and wood-burning stove.

At one end of the sitting room, next to the kitchen, there is a dining table with four chairs.

The bright modern kitchen was converted from the stable, which had once been home to the farm cart horse.

The kitchen is fully equipped for your self-catering holiday.

The antique pine staircase leads upstairs from the sitting room, into what was once the hay loft.

Pause halfway, and glimpse out of the window for a view northwards across the Blackmore Vale.

Upstairs, you can see many of the original roof timbers. Many more of the old timbers are hidden from view in the loft space.

The master bedroom has a king-size bed, mirror, bedside cabinets, and a wardrobe with drawers. There is ample room for a cot if required.

The second bedroom has twin divans, a large chest of drawers and a wardrobe.

The feature mirror window was originally the opening used for distributing hay down to the cowshed.