Hank's Annexe - Higher Wiscombe

In the 70s the farm belonged to Hank Marvin and there are nods to him in the artwork – especially his signature red Fender Stratocaster. There’s an attractive blend of modern materials with oak beams, weathered bricks and local flint. The living space is high-ceilinged, light and airy with sumptuous cushions and throws, a flame electric fire, board games and large screen for watching TV or films.

Cooking is a breeze with a Neff oven and hob, plenty of space for prepping and a table big enough to invite friends over and you can have shopping delivered. If you need to work find the perfect alcove with a walnut desk. Through an open archway is a solid steel four-poster beneath a splendid vaulted ceiling and a William Holland bateau bath – for more modest souls there’s a separate wet room.

You’ll feel very private outdoors in the enclosed garden, not overlooked at all and with a Weber gas barbecue. Summer evenings are sublime.