The bedrooms are spacious and are named according to past historical use. Each bedroom has either an en-suite shower or bathroom attached. One large bedroom, with its high vaulted ceiling and queen post roof, is known as the 'Cheese Room', as originally this was part of the old dairy extending to the rear and cheese was hung from the ceiling to mature. Another bedroom is known as the 'Pilgrim Room' as pilgrims stayed in this room on their journey to the Monastery at Dunwich. Every evening, by arrangement, a very satisfying and high quality dinner is prepared by your hostess.
Dinner is served in candle-light around a most convivial refectory table, or separate table.
The wine cellar offers a selection of honest good value wines to complement your evening meal. The house lends itself particularly to a winter break but has equal charm the whole year round, if one expects total rural tranquility set within seven acres of lawns, trees, ponds and flowers in the heart of unspoiled Suffolk. In the summer months, a heated outdoor swimming pool, set in a sheltered courtyard, is in use. A nearby 27-hole golf course offers its facilities to all guests. Given one week's notice, riding can be made available to competent riders at a local livery yard and riding lessons can also be arranged for beginners.