Bass Court:

Bass Court (converted from an agricultural building built circa 1650), is set in a private courtyard overlooked by large mullioned windows and, having entered via the stable door, immediately impresses the visitor with it's unusual galleried landing.

Bass Court has its' own Canadian Hottub in an elegantly cedar shingled bath house in the private courtyard.

Upstairs, the low windows, set below the thatched roof and exposed timbers, enhance the sense of history in this cottage designed for six, with three bedrooms (each with its own bathroom the master of which is en suite).

To see a floor plan of a typical three bedroom cottage, click here.

The extensive ground floor includes a twin bedroom (suitable for the partially disabled), using a shower room/toilet.

Bass Court has a well proportioned kitchen amply large enough to eat 'en famille' at the oval oak table, china and glass is displayed on the Dartmouth dresser, so called because it was made from the ships timbers of HMS Britannia (a three decked warship moored in the river Dart which was the home of Dartmouth Naval College before the current building was built in 1905.

The sitting room in Bass Court exudes a warmth and character that reflects the age of the building. Cool in the summer months, and snug in the winter (Bass has a log burning stove) and is ideal whatever the weather and season.

Bass Court has a private terrace and garden to the West side of the cottage, which overlooks the countryside beyond.