Upstairs bedrooms

Up the wide flight of stairs there are pictures from India and Tibet hanging for your interest. At the top there is the landing, with a bathroom and toilet to your right. Then into the room with double brass bedstead - you have to climb in! Lovely morning light, and a view from the en-suite bathroom over the garden to the swimming-pool. Sleeps 2.

Bedroom 1 - the brass bedroom

Bedroom 2

Next to brass bedroom comes a twin bedroom which can be 2 single beds or one double. Beautiful ancient panelling on one wall and your own sink with toilet and bathroom a couple of steps across the landing. Sleeps 2.

Bedroom 3 - the children's room

Then there's the children's dormitory, 3 single beds in a room with high ceiling and huge oak floorboards. Coombe is perfect for families, with parents either end, children in the middle. Sleeps 3.

Bedroom 4

Beyond the dormitory there's a tiny bedroom above the porch which sleeps 1 single with a bird's eye view of who is entering and leaving the house!

Bedroom 5 - the master bedroom

Next comes the biggest bed in the house, a huge kingsize double. The south-facing window in this master bedroom is original 16th century and looks like it has come straight out of Bilbo Baggins' house in Lord of The Rings. Sleeps 2.

Bedroom 6

Walk up a short flight of steps into the Gentleman's dressing room, another hobbit-style window and door opening onto the rear lane. Twin room can accommodate 1 double or two singles. Sleeps 2

And next to this end room is the bathroom, with extra long bath for that glorious immersion!

Bedroom 7 - the downstairs bedroom

Downstairs beyond the library there is the only downstairs bedroom, sleeping either two singles or 1 double, with its own toilet, washing machine and spin drier, en suite shower and views out into the back courtyard and front garden. Sleeps 2

Bedroom 8

Bedroom 8 is the annex. The annex has it's own bathroom and kitchen and is separate from the main farm house