Howe House at the southern end of the Coach House was originally used upstairs as a hayloft, entrance being gained from barn doors leading off what is now the road, whilst underneath the horses and larger equipment lived.
Now still on two levels it is a generous cottage. On the ground floor the roomy lounge with all its comfortable furnishing and its beams opens onto the courtyard whilst the well equipped ash kitchen and the bathroom are immediately adjacent.
Whilst upstairs there is a double bedded room and two single rooms.