From the visitors book: "I like playing in the garden, there are lots of hiding
places. We have been before and would like to come again". Alice aged 8
This cottage has a huge sit-in fireplace with a glass-fronted, log burning stove, as well as full gas central heating. The open plan lounge, the well equipped farmhouse style kitchen and dining area have a wealth of exposed beams and stonework. The conservatory opens onto a south facing patio and to the extensive gardens beyond. The double staircase leads to the minstrels gallery and on to the three bedrooms. The double bedded room has an en-suite bathroom with bath and shower, and the two twin bedded rooms share a bathroom with bath and shower.
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A Little Bit Of History: Kirkland is a small hamlet of two farms, six houses, a church dating back to the 11th century and our house and cottages 200 yards up the road from the church. Kirkland and all the surrounding land was given to a Norman Knight, William Le-Flemming by William the Conquerer in or around the year 1070. Most of the land was sold off over the centuries but our small farm remained in the Le-Flemming family until we bought it in 1975.