Walnut Cottage:

Walnut Cottage (circa 1789), was constructed by the second owner of the present house (James Bradbridge who acquired The Kingston Estate in 1786), probably in order to add further staff accommodation for the house.
With it's slate kitchen floor, original ceiling hooks for hanging hams and dried herbs, and spacious sitting room, and with a wood burning stove in the fireplace, crackling in the winter, Walnut Cottage makes a cosy ideal home for up to six persons.
Walnut has three bedrooms and three bathrooms (the master bedroom shown here), all superbly comfortable and well equipped.

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The drawing room is an elegant and comfortable living/dining area with twin sofas, winged chairs, dining table and dining chairs. French windows open onto a terrace and garden.