Semi-detached under one curved roof, so take one or take both. Hot tubs, wood burners and level access throughout.
See the barnsThey were converted together and share a roof, so on paper they are the same barn twice: ten beds, five bedrooms, a hot tub each. Inside they are not. One is light and open, the other warmer and heavier. Groups who book both usually put the children in one and the grandparents in the other.
The lighter of the two inside — open-plan, blue and white, with the wood burner at the centre of it.
See The Dutch BarnThe warmer of the two — wool, oak and stone, and the long view out over the meadow.
See The HayloftBoth barns are let through Cottages.com, who handle dates, payment and the booking itself. Availability there is live.
Fishing on the lakes can be added to any stay — day tickets are £10, or £5 for under 16s. Just ask when you arrive.
Half term and the weeks either side go first. The hot tubs are better in October than in July, whatever people think.
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