Three bedrooms, and a fourth room to work or read in
Two rooms have their own attached bath. The Rafters and the Study share a bathroom between them. Exact rates coming soon — for now, here's a sense of each room.
Room One — The Rafters
A vaulted, wood-beamed ceiling and a hand-carved cane bed set the tone here. A wide window looks straight into the oak forest, and the room opens onto its own balcony on the first floor.
Room Two — The Forest View
Warm terracotta linens and layered kilim rugs over pale wood flooring. The window looks down over the orchard and into the oak forest beyond — good light in the mornings.
Room Three — The Understory
Set on the ground floor beside the drawing room, with no stairs to manage and a wide window looking straight into the oak forest — a quiet, easy-access room for anyone who'd rather skip the stairs.
Room Four — The Study
A first-floor room built around a writing desk, with a queen bed and glass doors opening onto the balcony. A quiet corner for a couple who'd like to read, write, or work during their stay.