ACCOMMODATION

The dining room is dramatic with red panelling and a long polished oak refectory table and chairs; it is a room that encourages the companionship of long leisurely meals.

The Drawing Room is a large friendly room, bleached oak panelled with plenty of comfortable chairs to sit and relax by the large open log fire and let conversation flow.

Entering the house you find a flag stone hall with a large gilt mirror and trophies decorating the walls and a broad oak staircase sweeping up to the bedrooms.  Leading off the hall there is a small well stocked bar for the use of guests.  This is run on a help yourself basis, as the package offered to shooting guests is fully inclusive.

The Smoke Room:

This is a smaller and more intimate chintzy sitting room for watching television, games or reading.  There is a desk tucked away in a quiet recess ideal for writing all those holiday postcards and letters.

All the bedrooms are named after game birds and have either en suite or adjacent bathrooms.  They are spacious and decorated in true English country house style with pretty curtains and wallpaper.  The main double bedroom, Woodcock, has its own dressing room and bathroom, the other double room on the first floor, Canada Goose, also has an en suite bathroom and dressing room. Three twin rooms are on the first floor, Pheasantry and Partridge with en suite bathrooms and Wild Duck with an adjacent bathroom. 

There are a further five bedrooms on the second floor.  Snipe is a twin-bedded room with bathroom, Pink Foot a double room with en suite bathroom.  Pigeon Roost, a twin room, and Teal a small double room, share a bathroom, while Grey Lag is a twin room with a child's bed in an annex has its own bathroom.