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Coach House Mews is the original accommodation for the Waunifor Estate coachman and his family and staff, it is elegantly proportioned, with high ceilings and large rooms. It is very light and roomy and can sleep up to eight people.
The Mews accommodation is entirely on the first floor and is reached via a fairly steep flight of stairs. Below is where the carriages used to be housed.
The Mews has three twin and two single rooms, and two bathrooms, one with a shower cubicle, the other with a bath and shower over. The long beamed kitchen is fully fitted and has the dining area in one half.
The cosy living room has an open fire to supplement the central heating, and some logs are provided.
Outside the Coach House is a courtyard with grassy lawns, flower borders, a herb garden and picnic tables.
