The drawing room opens onto the forest through a wide window, furnished with cane armchairs and a hand-knotted rug underfoot. Just beside it, a large dining area — with the library tucked under the staircase — comfortably seats the whole house for a long, unhurried meal.
A quiet corner shelved with books and old magazines, looking out through a tall window onto a moss-covered stone wall. One of the best spots in the house to lose an afternoon — or if you'd rather work outdoors, the forest clearing below the deck makes a fine second office.
A railed deck looking straight into the oak forest — the best seat in the house for morning tea, a book, or watching snow settle on the branches in winter.
A small orchard of fruit trees, a garden thick with hydrangeas, and a stone path leading into a reserved patch of oak forest just below the house — old, untouched trees, quiet enough to hear the wind move through them.
Clear winter days bring a full view of the snow-capped Himalayan range; evenings turn the sky pink and lavender; and on a good night, the stars come out properly.
Two rooms have their own attached bath; one room shares with the study.
A shared sitting area with forest views.
Large enough for the whole house to eat together.
A quiet reading nook with a small book collection.
Outdoor seating overlooking the oak forest.
Fruit trees, gardens, and a reserved oak grove.