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The entrance hall is tiled and spacious and has under-floor heating.

The old stables date from the 17th century. They were almost certainly built at a time when the farm was going through a period of considerable prosperity and expansion – an extension to the farmhouse was probably made at the same time. The stables are built of the local honey-coloured stone and were originally thatched. Much of the remaining stonework is original. The enclosed garden faces south-east. It has a lawn, flowering shrubs and a particularly pretty crab-apple tree. There is a barbeque and garden furniture.