Indoors
There are 3 bedrooms each with an ensuite; two with baths and one with a shower.
The main bedroom has a 6' bed. Down stairs, one room has twin 3' single bed and the other twin singles.
Guests are asked to bring their own bed linen, pillow cases, duvet covers, sheets and towels.
There is a large farmhouse kitchen with washing machine, fridge, freezer and gas cooker which uses bottled gas. There is also a microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee machine.
The sitting room has a wood burning stove. Cut wood is in the garden lean to shed.
The twin downstairs bedroom has a wood burning stove. Additional heating is from oil filled electric radiators. There is a satelite TV and Music Centre; a well stocked library with the BBC Nations top 100 books along with literature on local and natural history.
Outdoors
There is a sleepered terrace, bbq and small flower and herb garden and an outside light. There is a west facing deck and wooden glass sided cabin with panoramic views to the Lough and Crags and Forestry a large desk and comfy arm chairs and taxidermy.
In the 35 acres there are several woodland areas and streams and pieces of Land Art including ornamental gates, a slate bridge, poetry stone seat, stone column and over mantle piece inspired by Ian Hamilton Finlay of Little Sparta and James Turbellaria. There is an inscribed stone drinking/wall feature near the entrance to the property.
There are two large Yorkshire Board barns for horses, bikes etc and a small stone barn with a stable and hay loft which the swallows, martins and barn owls currently. We regularly hear frogs croaking at spawning time in March, Snipe drumming, larks and cuckoos at the beginning of June.
There is walking access to the north through the 'Forestry' or back up the track, to the Pennine Way South to Hadrian's Wall, or North through Wark Forest leading on to Stonehaugh or West to the Boardwalk around Green Lee Lough.
We are currently designing a 'fantasy map' of the property. The land to the front of the farmhouse is a SSSI and monitored closely.