There are three reception rooms on the East side where you can gather in comfort and splendour. Adjoining these is the Georgian dining room which was created in 1739 by inserting a lower ceiling in the great hall. On the west side there is a large kitchen with Aga and electric ovens, where up to 10 can eat less formally.

On the first floor you may want to sleep in one of the three traditional four-poster beds or a more contemporary version. Alternatively you can sleep under the eaves in the newly refurbished attic rooms.

There is also a bedroom on the ground floor, with disabled bathroom facilities alongside. In summary, there are a total of 5 doubles, 5 twins and 2 single bedrooms plus 8 bathrooms. Central heating has been installed and there are also woodburning stoves in the reception rooms.