This is a very small converted milking palour that is really only suitable for a night or two's stay. While the bathroom is well equiped, it is small with zero shelfing. The bedroom is cramped with one small recess that is unusalble because it's behind the bedside table. There is a third bed, but that's in teh main living area, so if the person using that bed wants to go to sleep, everyone has to go to sleep! Due to the bed in the living space, there's no table to sit at, so if you did want to eat there, it's the knee high table or your laps. While the kitchen is well equiped, it's all touch screen and took us a while to get things working, and we are no slouches when it comes to tech. St Bees is a nice location, there's a pub right next door, but while freindly on our first night, they weren't interested the second when they had a bingo night on, so no food was available. Other than the usual village shop, there's nothing else to keep you entertained. Overall, I wouldn't want to stay there any longer than two nights due to it's size and ease of living. Plus the owners didn't seem that interested in making us very welcome, just seemed to be a way for them to make money now that the farm is no longer a working one.