The present owner, Bridget Marshall, runs it as a guest house, together with manager Julie Burford. It contrasts nicely with the dark wood of the doors. Guests often use this room for playing games such as Monopoly or cards. Guest rooms, located upstairs and downstairs, are as airy and spacious as you would expect to find in a manor house. All nine double rooms have extra beds or pull-out sofas for extra guests.
All rooms covered by our pricing code have balconies or terraces with garden views.
One on the lower level has its own private entrance. All these rooms have air conditioning and come with a ceiling fan, cable television and a clock-radio. Two have private telephones. All rooms have private bathrooms with showers, and all but one have tubs. Smoking is allowed everywhere, but Maria says smokers tend to go outside.