Half of a bungalow adjacent to the owners property, with a private seating area in one corner of the garden with garden views, next to a quiet and well-situated village. Things to keep in mind are the accommodation is in sight of the owners’ building, so not for those who want complete privacy (to see no one) though they've dealt with the privacy issue by the clever use of screening. Also, they have a lovely Labrador (not a problem for us as we adore dogs). Very secure as the property is gated and secluded. The pleasant owners, the fabulous garden, and the location should make this an idyllic setting with few niggles. Therefore, we hate to leave a less than glowing review because it was almost perfect. Unfortunately, the sofa’s quite appalling. The stuffing has so gone out of the cushions, within minutes of sitting the seat cushions go flat, so we were as good as resting on the base. The back cushions were no better. The sofa desperately requires refurbishment with new foam, or better yet, replacing. Granted, we didn’t say anything at the time, because the owners’ could hardly rush out to replace the sofa during our visit, but it made one of the most important parts of accommodation rather miserable — that of needing somewhere comfortable to sit, and for the price point it’s the least we would expect. As it is, it feels a little insulting. However, if the owners update the sofa, we’d definitely say this property deserves a perfect score. If we didn't feel they could so easily get it right, we wouldn't be leaving 4 stars. The outside furniture is passable, and if anyone visiting likes plants they will love admiring the garden.

The Beauvoir Court Stables was a superb venue, spotlessly clean, marvellously equipped with almost every item required for a perfect stay, very very quiet and warm and snug during the English Autumn. We would just like to add that the kitchen chairs are very low (one goes to sit down and they are about 3 inches lower than a normal chair) and extremely uncomfortable as are the super soft sofa and armchair. One ends up about 10 inches off the ground = difficult for elderly people to stand up from. My wife has bad knees and the only chair she could sit on in some form of comfort was the very nice carver which was in the bedroom. (Obviously we moved it into the living space).