Bishops Well Cottage sleeps 6+ in three bedrooms. It has been lovingly and sympathetically restored to retain a wealth of stone features and massive, whole-tree, chestnut beams (trees when the Pilgrim Fathers sailed).
The cottage is formed, in part, by an annex of the Manoir which constitutes the lounge and master bedroom above. The former boasts a magnificent slate and granite fireplace. A steep staircase from the lounge accesses the master bedroom, a beautiful sunlit room built into the roof to retain the king-post construction.

It has a small mezzanine floor (useful for an extra mattress if required) and an ancient armoire- front amongst many features.

The kitchen, bathroom and two smaller double bedrooms are a modern conversion of a much humbler structure, the cow byre, built alongside the house. Nevertheless, the original beams, posts and roof structures have been retained. The kitchen is furnished as a breakfast room with a larger dining table located in the lounge. The bathroom has a shower cubicle (no bath) as well as the usual facilities.

The bedrooms are light and airy; the larger, equipped with two single beds, has a large lucarne window facing the front drive and garden whilst the other, with bunk beds, has a velux window overlooking the cherry orchard. The kitchen is well equipped and includes a dishwasher and fridge/freezer. There is a washing machine in the adjacent utility room.


As well as the 12 x 6 m heated pool there are swings and slide, a grass badminton court and a games room with pool table, table tennis, babyfoot and darts