White House at Brinsop is a grade II listed farmhouse dating from the 15th century. The attached stone and timber framed building which once housed a cider press has been converted into two comfortable apartments with all mod cons. The Cider Press is upstairs and reached by an outside stone staircase and has been thoughtfully refurbished and includes a charming sitting room with dining area, a well-equipped kitchen and two bedrooms, all with original wall and ceiling beams and with views across the lake to the hills beyond. Eric Dee's cottage is downstairs and very cosy. It has wide easy access, low ceilings, stone walls and excellent quality furnishings. It consists of an open plan living area and kitchen and a beautifully appointed bedroom with double bed and large shower room. It faces directly onto a delightful cottage garden full of roses and other shrubs and flowers in Spring and summer and facing west has the advantage of the afternoon and evening sun..