De Vere House has two guest bedrooms, named after the original owners of the house. The facilities in each room and the other areas reserved for guests are described below.

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The John de Vere Room

This room has a large carved four poster and en suite bathroom, with roll-top bath, shower, toilet and basin. There are many exposed beams and this is typical of the predominantly medieval period of the house.

The Lady Elizabeth Howard Room

This room is slightly larger and overlooks the rose garden. It is Edwardian in style, having been added in the early 20th century. The room contains a double bed and en suite bathroom.

The Sitting Room

From the Reading Room, you walk into a spacious sitting room with TV and French windows opening onto the garden.  To the left of the French windows is the entrance to the kitchen and downstairs shower room.

The Courtyard Garden.

(showing guest entrance and private gate onto Water Street.)

The Kitchen.

The kitchen and dining area have spectacular views over the formal gardens to the summer house and are brightly decorated and well-equipped with everything required for that quiet evening at home.

The Garden

The garden comprises a number of terraces, patios and covered areas, the summer house, a knot garden, an Old English garden, and then the grounds to the rear of the old stables, ideal for a picnic sitting under the gazebo.

The Summer House.

Recently converted with its own open fire, this is the owners' favourite peaceful retreat to watch the stars on a cool summer evening or to escape from the heat of the midday sun for a quiet read.