The dining room has a antique yew dining table with matching chairs to seat 12.  There are old beams, an antique sideboard, oak floors a wood stove.  English watercolors and prints hang on the walls.  Windows, draped in a rich red and gold fabric, have views are of the village green.

Up one level, the master bedroom has a  queen-size mahogany hand-carved 4-poster bed with a canopy covered with luxurious hand-woven Indian green silk.  There is a Victorian mahogany chaise lounge, a large built-in wardrobe, antique bedside tables.   Draperies are in rich green and red fabric (matching the bed’s side curtains). Carpeting is soft warm straw-colored Irish wool.  Walls are off-white with undertones of pale green.  Views are of the rear garden and the trout lake downriver.  The green and gray Carara marble en suite bathroom has a tub and separate shower.  Views are over the rear garden.

Up another level, reached via a spiral staircase, there are two more bedrooms.  These bedrooms have sloped ceilings, but they are high enough for all but the very tallest adults.  The Sweetpea Bedroom has a standard double bed, and upholstered headboard with apricot-toned fabric, a bedside table, a small chest of drawers, straw-colored Irish wool carpeting, exposed beams.

The large terrace has a gas barbecue and is perfect for al fresco dining. Two acres of park-like grounds consist of lawns, a formal long border, a wild garden, an orchard.  There is a private spring-fed trout lake (two fly fishing rods are available).  From the yew arbor, you can watch the river's visiting wildlife, moor hens, ducks and wild swans.  There is a hammock that can be strung between two trees along the riverside for a tranquil snooze.