In a quiet, restful setting with its own small flock of sheep and free-range hens, this rustic-chic B&B is tucked away down a farm track by an old oak wood just three miles from the city centre. Guests are greeted by artist and owner Jane Haigh, and will find freshly baked scones in their room (when Jane isn't painting, she loves baking). Bedrooms are in former outbuildings, converted with wit and imagination. The Garden Room, with super-king bed, has a bath and wet-room shower, and a furnished patio under a pergola overlooking a pretty garden. Harris Room has Harris tweed fabrics, a king-size bed and a large wet room. All rooms have underfloor heating, an espresso machine, mini-fridge, milk, flowers, original artwork, and posh toiletries. Breakfast, delivered to the door with a smile, consists of a croissant and fruit juice unless you upgrade to the 'extended breakfast', with choices from slow-cooked porridge to smoked salmon bagels. You can't take your dog, but if you supply Jane with a photograph, she'll capture their image. If you have your own horse, two stables and a paddock are available by arrangement. Advice on local restaurants as well as lifts are freely given.