Guests often comment on the comfy beds. Bedding is crisp and individual with duvets and feather or natural pillows if guests mention an allergy on booking., and the soothing sounds of cattle lull guests to a tranquil night's sleep. The benefits of staying on an organic farm soon become clear over breakfast, served on either Wedgwood Devon Rose china or in traditional farmhouse style. Eggs are very local indeed, from chickens you'll see from your window, and as a special treat during the asparagus season mid April to mid June, you could sample some of the delicious organic asparagus grown on the farm.

The Milking Parlour sleeps up to six in with three double bedrooms, two of which can be converted to twin beds. There's an en-suite and a family bathroom, underfloor heating and its own garden and terrace.  The Tractor Shed is adjacent, with a five foot double bedroom, kitchen, dining and seating area. These two properties can be rented together, accommodating up to eight guests. There's a minimum stay of two nights (three to four nights in peak seasons) and discounts for longer stays.