The second floor is the formal level of the house. The windows are five feet wide by ten feet high. The only additions to the second floor are the master bedroom and two adjoining bathrooms. The fluted columns with Corinthian caps in the hall were installed during remodeling and are not necessary for support. The decorative moldings and ornate mantels in each room were also added during remodeling.
All door hardware is the original antique.
The third floor contains two bedrooms, the large hall, and a large bathroom. The fireplace and chimney are in the middle of each bedroom. This was apparently designed to gain maximum heat from the fireplace. These rooms were rented to teachers at the Beech Island Academy during the 1800's. The house has a split system of heating and air conditioning.