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Stay cosy infront of the woodburner
Cook on the oil-fired range (or use the hidden electric cooker!)
Wash up in the traditional sink (or use the hidden dishwasher!)
Guests can use vintage or modern kitchenware
100% cotton hotel quality bed linen
There’s an extra pull-out single bed in the main bedroom
En-suite to the main bedroom
Main bathroom with electric shower
You’re welcome to play the harmonium
Guests have use of the Bakelite telephone
Steam engines stop right outside the window!
The ticket office sofa can be made into a comfy single or large double bed
Browse through the railway library in the old ticket office
Play 78s on the wind-up gramophone
The woodburner comes with a plentiful supply of logs
The ticking and chiming of clocks downstairs add to the atmosphere
A regular train service from Easter to the end of October passes by the front gate every day.
Relax in the front garden alongside the platform as trains pass by
Birdwatcher’s paradise! From the garden to beyond.
Station House nestles in this remote valley
Spot Station House in this view from the bench on the walk up to the village
Snow adds to the excitement of a winter holiday!
Trains run between Christmas and New Year
Former Station Master Walter Artley
Walter Artley’s family
Mr Artley was the last full time signalman and de facto S