Mollett's Farm

My daughter visited this venue last year and was very impressed with the disabled facilities so she booked to take me this year. I had a lovely studio apartment, with ample room to manoeuvre a large walker. The shower area was very manageable with my large walker and would have been equally good with a wheelchair. The kitchen area was very well equipped, and the management were extremely helpful, providing an extra, more accessible chair in the shower. Details of extra help from the local Red Cross were provided, there was an extension lead with extra power sockets and an very comfortable bed at a good usable height.My only problems with the tiled floor.

Mollett's provide high class cottages, very new, extremly perfect in everything. They even provide a starter-package in surviving the first day (bread, coffee, marmelade and much more). The accomodation is highly recommandable for disabled persons - the bathroom is professionally designed for wheelchairs (and very comfortable usable for each person). Mollettt's is highly recommandable for Germans: Richard speaks German quite perfectly. We would liked to have stayed for a longer time. Dr. Ralf Köbler from Germany

I was invited to stay at Mollett’s for three nights to test out this special accommodation and Motionspot bathroom from a wheelchair user’s point of view. My ‘stable’ apartment was all on one floor, with wide entrances through front and back, allowing me to spend time in either the paved communal garden filled with roses and tranquillity, or my own private patio to the rear. (The ‘granary’ apartments are on two levels, with a pull-out sofa bed on the ground floor with the same accessible kitchen and living set-up. However, the bathrooms are upstairs and without accessibility, so whilst not ideal for a wheelchair user, these apartments could benefit a walker with minor mobility requirements or other conditions.) In all six apartments there are lowered window ledges, higher beds for wheelchair transfer and space under the bed for hoisting (or sofa beds at ground floor level), wide doors, lowered kitchen units and an accessible sink, all with lowered light switches and sockets.