If you're looking for a tranquil stay in the countryside, close to amenities and transportation links, you have found the perfect spot. We are opening up the majority of our 15th Century Country House. You will have shared use (with one more person) of shower room, media room, living room/office, infrared sauna. The kitchen diner, conservatory and downstairs toilet are shared by around 5 people. You will enjoy the lavender patio with a luxury Swiss Grill BBQ and beautiful garden and grounds. The Lavender bedroom has one double bed and a wardrobe. Particularly ideal for a couple retreat in the countryside or professionals working in the Silverstone, Northampton or Milton Keynes area. There is ample secure, gated parking and a walled rear garden. The front garden has a large patio with table, chairs and umbrella and plenty of space for barbecuing and games. There is a beautiful view over the lavender beds towards a large eucalyptus tree and over our paddock which contains a variety of trees. In the Lounge/Diner you'll find an infra-red sauna, smart TV (Netflix, YouTube, etc.), a double Chesterfield sofa bed, extendable dining table for up to eight people and a storage cupboard. The Media Room has a cosy fireplace, comfy leather sofas, 65" smart TV (Netflix, YouTube, etc.) and surround sound system. The Conservatory has an eight-seater suede Chesterfield providing ample space for enjoying the sunset or simply chilling out. The Patio has a teak table with seating for eight people and a Swiss Grill gas barbecue. The large Kitchen Diner is equipped with a washing machine, dishwasher, double oven, fridge, freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, food processor, pasta machine and even a bread maker! There is a table and chairs to seat six adults and we have a high chair available if required. The dressers contain some popular essentials like spices, condiments and some basic ingredients. There are some keep chickens in the paddock so we have fresh eggs available too. We have a variety of garden games and a large paddling pool available for your enjoyment upon request. We also offer reliable, comfortable transfers for up to ten people and for which we have had good feedback. Please enquire for more details. We are perfectly placed for events at Silverstone, exploring the countryside on the Grafton Way, business travel, or an escape from the city. Whatever your reason for visiting us we are confident you will leave relaxed and satisfied. History: The oldest part of Little Farm dates back to the 15th century, prior to the reign of Queen Elizabeth I (1558–1603), and is one of the original houses that formed the small hamlet of Pury End. The Parish of Paulerspury technically lies astride the modern day A5 trunk road and the settlement grew as a staging post along this important Roman road, also known as "Watling Street". Six hundred years after the fall of Roman Britain, Paulerspury is mentioned and described in the Domesday book, where it is referred to as "Pirie". This later became extended to Paveli's Pery (a reference to one of the principal products of the village, pears), before being reduced to Paulerspury. In Elizabethan times, the village of Paulerspury was important because the Lord of the Manor, Sir Nicholas Throckmorton, was a principal advisor to Queen Elizabeth. Sir Nicholas's sister, also named Elizabeth, caused a great deal of scandal at the time by marrying the Queen's favourite, Sir Walter Raleigh, in secret and without royal approval. During World War II, the small hamlet was hit by a stray bomb. Several houses were damaged – Manor Farm, Little Farm, the Bricklayers' Arms pub and the Primitive Methodist Chapel (now known as "Old Chapel Cottage").