This stunning conversion of the extensive dairy creates a spacious home, with 6 double or twin bedrooms (some with pull out beds), a large open plan kitchen/dining room and a comfy sitting room sharing a double-sided wood burning stove. The property has generous private grounds, with lawns to the rear, leading into woods. To the front is a pretty sun-trap walled garden, games barn, hot tub and BBQ areas. Set in 30 acres of farmland on the edges of the Skirrid Mountain. The spacious open plan kitchen/dining room is well fitted out to cater for meals around a large dinning table (seats 12). An extra little table may be set for 4, if the house is booked to maximum capacity (16), including children. A double faced wood burning stove leads into the sitting room/TV room. With plenty of space for the whole group to join conversations around the fire, or play family games which are supplied with plenty of choice. A smart TV is set at the far end of the room for cozy films or to keep the children entertained as their parents continue a long meal next door. The house has a large enclosed walled garden formed from the previous cattle yard to the front, with outdoor seating for up to 16 people. It has the great advantage of the "Captains Cave", a covered open barn with a full sized table tennis table, exercise bike, treadmill, fridge, BBQ, fire pit and hot tub (firewood and hot tub at an additional charge). Parents can enjoy sitting outside in confidence that their children are safely enclosed. To the rear of the house is a lawned area, and access into the fields on up to the mountain top. This area is ideal for older children or adults to explore, enjoy playing and relaxing. Two of the bedrooms have little private terraces with outdoor seating, perfect for those needing a little P&Q during a family holiday! Cook with herbs from the garden (in the old pig stye off the barn), or try out some of the home grown and made meals (by pre-order), enjoy a good game of table tennis, relax on the swing or soak stress away in the hot tub. It is a steep walk through the fields to reach the top of the mountain; you could be on top of the world with views over six counties in 35 minutes.