“Tiny living room.”
I put dog bed down & then couldn't use drop leaf table, had to eat on little table from the sofa. Tiny bedroom, a rack instead of wardrobe (no room for doors to open). Kitchen well fitted but no cupboard for food, vegetables or dog food. All had to be left in bags on the floor.
Heating comes on @ 8am goes off 10am comes back on 6pm. The living room has one small north facing window which is overshadowed to the east by the bathroom. It is dark, if you need to put the fire on and shut the kitchen door to keep warm, it is gloomy.
This is the WORST bit. No outside bin for dog poo. Owner thinks it acceptable to pick it up with her hands. She thinks it acceptable to chick it in a field. Only she didn't, front and back gardens covered in dog poo. The lab. paws you if you stop stroking - dog poo up your trousers. The young German Shepherd is a menace. He is nice enough but he is a bully, he broke the skin on my arm and upset my dog. All three dogs are left to their own devices. The first weekend their were two visiting Rotties that charged about.
Chris has had fencing put up to protect the area around the door but you have to go out. I was charged at 3 times by the barking and huge dog. It frightened me but I took control. But it meant I had to shout. Getting out of the car is another problem with them milling around.
This is not a free standing cottage. The living and bedroom are within the owners house. It is only the kitchen and bathroom that run to the side. There is not one south facing window. It is in a lovely area and splendid walking
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