‘Look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you’ll see the way to fly.’   – Jonathan Livingstone Seagull, Richard Bach

Seabird (the largest of our Main House rooms) is named after the herring gulls that fly inland at night and back out to sea at dawn.

It’s something you might well see, while floating in the stone bath beneath the window. Look down, and you’ll see our Ornamental Garden and pond. Or, sitting at the desk facing west, you’ll see out towards our stables and the rolling hills beyond.

There’s a wonderful sense of space in this fabulous room, with exposed beams, high ceilings and a separate dressing room and marble-finished bathroom.

‘Bees do have a smell, you know, and if they don’t they should, for their feet are dusted with spices from a million flowers.’ Dandelion Wine, Ray Bradbury

Named after the bees that make the honey for your breakfast, our Nectar Suite is Louma’s own special honeycomb.

Situated in the centre of the old farmhouse, it’s a delightful combination of bedroom, marble-finished bathroom, dressing space and sitting room (with sofa bed). In fact, with its stunning views down to sparkling blue horizon, across the Ornamental Garden, we’ll probably have to smoke you out.

The bed is king-sized, there’s a walk-in rainfall shower, and flat screen tv and sound system. The bees will be buzzing with envy.

‘Embodying the spirit of childhood whimsy and exploration, a fawn is a young deer in its first year.’   

We were inspired to name this room after the graceful (and often mischievous) roe fawns that often frequent the farm. Overlooking the courtyard and fields beyond, you might also see our Ruby Red cattle grazing.

With two single beds, Fawn comfortably sleeps two adults or children, and can be booked on its own or as a connecting room to Eventide – making it ideal for fawns accompanied by older deer.