At the east end of the hall is the dining room, at the other end the morning room. The kitchen quarters are restricted in size but devised to suit Hemingway's household and are good in appointment and in relation o the dining room. The house may appear over spacious but is workable and practical Upstairs the rooms are large but call for no particular description. One bathroom is very attractive with a vaulted ceiling in green tiles and wide white joints. The outlines of the glazing in the door of the corridor cupboards gives freshness and arrangement of glazed screen shuts off the back stairs.
Colour schemes are subtle, in the main bedroom hangings of old rose contrast with the grey carpets.
The grate is set in blue tiles and painted cloudy blue. Beautiful Garden Front From the lawn, the scheme is entirely presented. The building piles up from the ground, the side chimney with heavy banding marks a break between the three middle elements and the low wings of billiard room and kitchens. The splendid base afforded by the terrace walls, sturdy bastions and the delightful sweep of steps. The Italian note in the lily ponds beneath the terrace, gives something of a foreign feeling about this garden on a summer evening, for the terrace looks across a little valley to the moors at eight hundred feet.