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Confused by the photos

9 years ago

Hi there, love this little place to bits but I can't figure out the bedrooms?? The view from the bedroom with the blue bedding looks straight into the bathroom. Is there a floor plan at all please?

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Marcy
Original Author
9 years ago
Hi again, I realise now that they are different cottages. Sorry.
PRO
Riverside Shepherd Huts Ltd
9 years ago
Hi
If you go to our website and have a look a look at OUR HUTS page there Is one called the FARM RENTAL the interior shot is on that one, the bed area is on the right as you walk in the door and the bathroom and wardrobe is to the left with the kitchen straight in front of you. the blue bedding photo was another customers hut who had almost exactly the same layout, but they are made to individual requirements. Hope that helps please do not hesitate to ask anymore questions. www.riversideshepherdhuts.co.uk
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