A grade 2 listed cottage next to the imposing grey stone, Georgian fronted Priory House, which has been noted by TV appearances featuring the unusual interior. A wild garden welcomes you through a leafy wooded drive. The Brew House, formerly provider of Ales to the village coaching inns from before the Civil War, is now a romantic hideaway with a touch of "Baronial splendour" and oodles of exotica.

Relax in the foliage and flower filled conservatory. The spacious oak beamed lounge combines the comfort of the modern feather filled sofas with antique furniture and ethnic art. Large Kilims soften the medieval style terracotta floor. An antique French chandelier illuminates the dining table and leopardskin curtains provide extra warmth and privacy.

The inglnook features a large log burner and there is a T.V. don't forget to bring your favourite CD's and tapes. An intricately carved padouk wood screen covers one wall, brought back from India by the explorer and mystic writer Sir Francis Younghusband at the turn of the last century. A cast iron Victorian spiral staircase takes you to the galleried bedroom, luxuriate in the embroidered bed linen and cosy duvet. The designer built kitchen in cream, pink and gold reflects the oriental theme, as well as essential equipment there are of course Indian wall hangings. The shower room features the original decorated basin installed last century but up to the minute shower unit and instant hot water.