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Set mainly in the Corridors, these rooms look toward the gardens or Hearth's courtyard. Modern furniture sits alongside Georgian pieces and original British art. Handmade ceramic lamps soften the palette of linen, pale walls and timber furniture, with individual pieces giving the rooms their own character.

In one layout, a sofa and armchair face a low table beneath a long shelf of framed pictures. A cabinet holds the room's pantry, while a small side table fits beside the chair. The bathroom has a walk-in shower, with no bathtub in this category.

Most of these rooms are in the Corridors, with views across the grounds, lower Walled Garden or Hearth's courtyard. Rare-breed wool rugs and rush mats woven in East Anglia lie beneath a mix of modern and Georgian furniture. Handmade London ceramic lamps and original British art add smaller details around the sleeping area.

One layout places a wooden armchair near the window, with a small round table for books or a drink. Some rooms have a sloping ceiling, which shapes a sitting corner beyond the bed. Pale paneled walls and fitted cupboards run through the interiors. In its bathing space, a bowl basin rests on an open vanity, with a wall mirror and shelves for towels underneath.

The grounds and lower Walled Garden are visible from a bedroom with space for sitting and dining. In one layout, cane-backed chairs surround a round table covered with cloth beside the timber-framed window. Patterned curtains frame the glass, and an upholstered chair sits next to the table.

Raw linen and wool carry into the sleeping area. A ceramic lamp stands beside a broad timber headboard. Original British artwork hangs above Georgian furniture. Fitted cupboards hold glassware, and pantry items fill drawers and shelves.

These garden-facing rooms are in the House or the Corridors, with space for sitting and dining. Original British artwork hangs above a sofa and upholstered chair near a round table. Hand-knotted wool rugs and rush matting lie beneath raw oak furniture. In some layouts, an embroidered screen marks off the dressing area.

A walk-in wardrobe provides storage beside the bedroom. The bathroom has a walk-in rain shower and a freestanding bathtub with views over the estate. The mix of floral pictures, plain woven cushions and antique pieces varies from room to room.

Warm ochre walls and a crystal chandelier frame the bedroom and sitting area. A leather-topped antique desk stands beside a bathroom doorway, with a chair and small table near it. Upholstered seats face a low coffee table, while glazed wardrobe doors line the far wall.

The marble bathroom is larger than the bedroom. A freestanding bathtub stands near the garden-facing window, beside an embroidered screen and mirror. The shower and toilet each have their own space, with two basins along the vanity. Dark marble flooring extends into a small sitting corner furnished with a pale sofa.

Set among the woods, this black-and-white timber cottage looks onto its gardens. A four-person table stands near the ground-floor entrance, beside the sitting, study and dining spaces. Restored wooden floors and rush rugs run through the cottage. Earthy textiles, embroidered fabrics and original British artworks furnish the rooms.

Curtains frame the study doorway, which opens off the sitting room. Inside, the desk faces the garden. Under the pitched roof, an iron bedstead stands beside the main bedroom’s dressing room. In the bathroom, a freestanding roll-top bathtub sits by the window, with a shower nearby. Paneled walls and a wooden vanity finish the room.

Blue and green foliage spreads across hand-painted silk walls in the separate sitting room. A sofa and round table stand near the windows, while a study table faces the lake. From this elevated part of the house, views stretch east, south and west across the grounds.

Lighter linen tones mark the bedroom, with a chaise longue beside the window and a padded stool at its foot. In the marble bathroom, a freestanding bathtub sits beside a separate shower. An embroidered screen and mirror stand near the bath. Back in the lounge, a rounded Jesmonite table contrasts with the Georgian furniture.

A bay window frames the lake and estate from the central sitting space. A dresser and bookshelf were commissioned for the room. They stand among Georgian furniture, with a Regency chaise longue and upholstered chairs nearby. Walnut floors and oak pieces contrast with the silk rug and softer bedroom colors.

The sleeping and sitting areas share one open room. A dressing area leads through to the marble bathroom, while fitted cupboards line the space beyond the bedroom. A writing table stands near the doorway, and a dining table provides a separate place for meals. The bathroom combines a walk-in shower with a freestanding bathtub.

A bay window overlooks the lake and estate from the sitting and dining area beside the bedroom. Books and collected objects fill a glass-fronted cabinet near the table. An antique writing desk stands in a corner of the lounge. Contemporary British art sits among furniture from the 18th and 19th centuries.

The hand-forged iron four-poster stands beside a green armchair and fitted cabinets. A doorway leads into the bathroom, where a freestanding bathtub sits near the window. The grounds are visible beyond the glass. A walk-in shower offers a second bathing option.

At the edge of the Upper Walled Gardens, the ground floor has a garden room and a separate small study. A floral sofa and chairs surround a wooden table against paneled walls with original British artworks. The four-person dining table is beside the English oak kitchenette, with a patio opening into the garden.

Upstairs, the bedroom leads to an east-facing roof terrace overlooking the Walled Gardens. Steps run directly down into them. Wood-burning stoves stand in both the bedroom and downstairs sitting room. A roll-top bathtub and rainfall shower share the wet room. A boot room and downstairs dressing area provide storage.

Vaulted ceilings and exposed beams frame a private apartment in a secluded part of the house. The bedroom occupies its own wing, separate from the sitting and dining rooms. A long table seats ten beneath the timber roof, and working fireplaces bring a focal point to the bedroom and lounge. Glass doors lead from the sofa area onto a balcony overlooking the lake and estate.

English oak cabinets surround a marble-topped kitchen island, linking the cooking and dining spaces. The circular bathroom has a chandelier above a roll-top bathtub near the window, with a walk-in shower alongside it. A separate guest toilet serves the living area.