Well I have to say this is my new favourite place! It took us absolutely ages to find it. Throw in breaking a nail, losing a shoe and being chased by a horse and we found it.
The history on this place is that Colin Stokes built this barn to house his sheep and store hay. He started and just ‘got a bit carried away’. In the end he left to avoid the noise from a nearby quarry and never finished his project.
The explore itself was pretty breath taking to be honest. As a firm lover of Lord of the Rings I could really see why this place is nicknamed Hobbit House. The outside honestly looks like something out of a fairytale and considering it’s now been abandoned for 20 years is a testament to Colin’s skills. Inside as you’ll see in the pictures are lovely details Colin added. Such as the stain glass windows and spiral staircases. Amazing that he built the entire thing from bricks and stones around his property.
I have added a few photos I took but wanted to leave some for others to explore and be wowed as I was as it’s such a small place. Go if you can!
The history on this place is that Colin Stokes built this barn to house his sheep and store hay. He started and just ‘got a bit carried away’. In the end he left to avoid the noise from a nearby quarry and never finished his project.
The explore itself was pretty breath taking to be honest. As a firm lover of Lord of the Rings I could really see why this place is nicknamed Hobbit House. The outside honestly looks like something out of a fairytale and considering it’s now been abandoned for 20 years is a testament to Colin’s skills. Inside as you’ll see in the pictures are lovely details Colin added. Such as the stain glass windows and spiral staircases. Amazing that he built the entire thing from bricks and stones around his property.
I have added a few photos I took but wanted to leave some for others to explore and be wowed as I was as it’s such a small place. Go if you can!