Shippen Cottage was built in the mid c19th as a purpose built shippen, or cowshed, where the cows would have all been milked by hand. Now a pretty holiday cottage that sleeps up to 4 guests, with enclosed private garden, which adjoins pasture and beyond with stunning views, so is very peaceful.

The c19th Mill House was the former dairy and has been transformed into a delightful, character holiday cottage with private garden. With fabulous views of the Sweetcombe valley and a four poster bed in the master bedroom, the property can comfortably sleep up to 5 guests.

Built in the 1890’s and originally a ‘linhay’ or open fronted barn for storing horse drawn carts, The Linhay is now a spacious and comfortable holiday cottage, sleeping 6.

Built in the 1850s, the Cider House was Boswell’s original press house. This lovely cottage has a private, enclosed garden and views over the old courtyard and the Sid Valley. The Cider House sleeps up to 6 people, or 11 if let with the Mill House.

With parts dating from the 1700s, The Granary is character holiday cottage sleeping up to 5 guests. It boasts fantastic views, and the private garden has an eating area adjoining the farm meadows – simply idyllic.

Hayloft cottage has patio doors leading straight onto the secluded, private garden with its lovely views over farmland and the enchanting Sid Valley.