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DESCRIPTION Enter from the courtyard into the hall left takes you past the ground floor bedroom which has bunk beds or a single bed - the choice is yours. This ensuite bedroom is ideal for the less-abled or for the elderly. The living room situated at the end of the hall is spacious with exposed timbers and large french windows leading onto a private patio with barbecue area over looking the pools. Also downstairs is a modern fitted kitchen, with all the conveniences expected in the 21st Century. A separate dining room seats 6 in comfort and style.. Upstairs are two bedrooms one double and the other twin. There is a modern, fully equipped shower room with power shower room and toilet. |
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HISTORY This is the oldest part of the foldyard buildings, with the part that is now the living room dating back to the 16th century, at the same time as iron was being manufactured on the site. See the history of the farm It is thought it was used as a sawmill, cutting timber for uses such as making the water wheel and sluice gates. Built on to in the 17th century, which added the second floor and doubled the floor space. The building would have stood alone for roughly 100 years before more building work took place. During this 100 or so years it would have performed many functions as the sole building, from housing a few animals to storing winter food |
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