The house is nice, but was next to impossible to find, since one of the two signs disappeared right before we got there. (And the next sign, which can’t be seen from the road) blew down the day after we arrived. For reference, it is slightly more than a mile from the main road, and your first left after you cross the second cow grate. (When we had to backtrack to the main road in order to call to find out where we were going, the owner in helpfully offered that “there are some horses to the field to on the right hand side” of the road at the spot where we should turn. There are sometimes cows in that field, but we never saw horses. Also, there is a red telephone box just past the turn, so if you have passed that, you are going too far.
Anyway, the kitchen is missing stuff, like no corkscrew or bottle opener, no colander for rinsing salad or draining pasta, and only 5 or 6 mugs and a few wine glasses for drinking. No regular drinking glasses, not enough plates (even with only four of us, we needed more plates to use for serving food).
Also there is a grinder for salt and a grinder for pepper but neither are usable as the grinders require batteries and currently don’t have them.
There should be a general book of info about how to deal with stuff and find things, as we were only relying on our email confirmation, which contained some info, but was not accessible until we figured out the WiFi (no cell reception at the house, which is perfectly fine, if we had known to be prepared).
On the plus side, the radiant heating on the first floor is nice and the beds and bedding are comfortable. We loved seeing the sheep out of our window and liked the quiet location. Overall though, I think we overpaid for what we got.