The property is located in a beautiful country near to Gloucester (assuming the river crossings are not too high to cross as they were when we were there which added another 20mins to the drive to town), however the main attractions of Barrington Tops are still over an hours drive away. Gloucester Tops was also inaccessible when we were there. I dint think this is unusual as the area gets a lot of rainfall and crossings quickly become impassable.The house is interesting, secluded and has stunning views. The layout of the house is unusual as 2 of the bedrooms are semi separate to the house which is fine for adults, however possibly wouldn't suit families with young children. This is not made clear on the listing. The house has fans, however has no air-conditioning which makes it uncomfortable as we had 35 degree days in March.Overall a beautiful property, however there is not much to do there.

Amazing views lovely home plenty room for entertaining.. no pizza oven as per description and pics it’s been replaced with wood burning hot tub .. not enough supply of firewood for stay lucky we bought our own Surrounding areas need a good tidy up over ground grass piles of old bricks etc patio has nails sticking up resulting in cut foot path leading to hot tub no step at end you have to walk around little fella went head first over the edge luckily no serious injuries sustained.. sleeping quarters in other area of house is unsuitable for children there is no way you wld let children under 12 sleep out on there own Whilst it’s a lovely walk to the river bank it is overgrown had to walk through very long grass it wld have been nice to have a walk track mowed to get down there . This is not a working farm only animals is a lonely horse that needs some love . No communication from host and had to ring holiday management day of departure for our check in instructions very quick to take booking and money but very slack on communication Unfortunately our stay had more negatives than positives