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Room by room

Seven stops: five bedrooms, the recreation room and a bath.

  1. Bedroom 2, in the upper floor of the Traditional House.

    Bedroom 2

    Twenty-two feet by fourteen, over the living room, with two windows to the entrance front. An upholstered bed between walnut nightstands, a bench at its foot, on a pale rug; its own bath and closet are next door.

  2. Bedroom 3, in the upper floor of the Traditional House.

    Bedroom 3

    Seventeen feet by fourteen, at the back of the house, with windows to the garden.

  3. Bedroom 4, in the upper floor of the Traditional House.

    Bedroom 4

    Sixteen feet by fourteen, over the dining room, with windows to the entrance front and a bath and a closet of its own.

  4. Bedroom 5, in the upper floor of the Traditional House.

    Bedroom 5

    Sixteen feet by fourteen, at the back over the kitchen, with windows to the garden and the pool.

  5. Bedroom 6, in the upper floor of the Traditional House.

    Bedroom 6

    In the roof of the east wing, over the garage: twenty-six feet by twelve, its ceiling following the slopes of the roof down to low walls either side, with its bath and closet beside it.

  6. The recreation room, in the upper floor of the Traditional House.

    The recreation room

    Twenty-six feet by thirty-two, the rest of the east wing's roof: two sofas face to face across a low table before a media wall, under rings of light. The back stair comes up into it from the mud hall.

  7. A bath, in the upper floor of the Traditional House.

    A bath

    Bedroom 2's: a vanity hung on a wall of walnut reeds, a basin standing on its stone top and a round backlit mirror, in the manner of the primary bath.

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