The instructions to find the property were essential as this area is a network of very narrow lanes with high hedges and trees on either side. Waterley Bottom, (at the bottom of a long twisty lane), was a charming location hidden as it is in the depths of lush green countryside. We did struggle to find the property initially and to identify the correct parking spot but then discovered it marked with a wooden sign. The accommodation is at the bottom of the garden of a large family home belonging to our host, Antonia, and from the parked car is reached by way of a gap in the hedge and a short gravel path, at the bottom of which is the shed, with rustic wooden furniture outside and everything you would hope for inside. A very comfortable sitting room, well equipped kitchen where thoughtful touches such as tea, coffee pods, cake, butter, sugar, and a fresh loaf of bread were left for us. There is a slightly wobbly kitchen tap but there was an apologetic note for this and it functioned perfectly well. The bathroom, whilst dated, functions very well, with a shower which runs off the mixer taps for the bath and has good water pressure. The television for which DVDs are provided did not appear to have a signal. We were also unable to connect to the Wi-Fi and mentioned this to Antonia on leaving. She was most apologetic and said that she would have rebooted it for us as it generally did work. However, this did not detract from our enjoyment of the long weekend.