A light, lofty and dignified room with a playful continental character, tall windows and noble chimneypiece and furnished accordingly. A grand, salvaged doorcase accesses The Library, a fascinating room lined with tall display cabinets and book cases. A sparkling room abundant with hanging ceiling lights.

A south facing first floor room of elegant proportions. With glittering chandeliers and original, old floorboards connected by magnificent mahogany doors to the adjacent Saloon, once The Smoking Room of the Railwayman’s Club and now a welcoming venue.

An impressively shabby room of five bays with access to an outdoor terrace with two good chimneypieces and an open fire. The green velvet curtains and full height windows enhance the elegant tone of the room, which is furnished with the characteristically quirky stock of LASSCO. Once the drawing room of The Duke of Brunswick and later the snooker room of the LSWR Scientific & Literary Institute. The Saloon adjoins to the Smoking Room.

An impressively shabby room of five bays with access to an outdoor roof terrace with two good chimneypieces and open fires. The green velvet curtains and full height windows enhance the elegant tone of the room, which is furnished with the characteristically quirky stock of LASSCO. Once the drawing room of The Duke of Brunswick and later the snooker room of the LSWR Scientific & Literary Institute, The Saloon adjoins toThe Smoking Room.

Below the Georgian mansion are a series of cellars, wine vaults, sculleries and pantries with large fireplaces, ancient flagstones and venerable brickwork, incorporating the remains of an earlier 17th Century building – intimate and hugely atmospheric and so unexpected. The hire of the Cellar Rooms includes the cellar bar, vaulted room and music room.