Historic Stannum House

                                                            Facing North, the romantic Josephine Room has an antique Victorian four poster cast iron and brass double bed, plus two colonial cast iron single beds. There is an antique Victorian cast iron mirror over the impressive marble and tiled fireplace, and the dressing table is also antique Victorian. As in all the rooms in the house, there is elaborate artwork on the walls and ceilings.
Nearby is the guests’ kitchen, with tea and coffee making facilities. The TV room, with a large flat-screen set, is beside the kitchen.
                                                        

                                                            With both a king-sized and a queen-sized bed, this room was built on a grand scale, in keeping with the rest of the house. It is situated in the quiet north-west corner of the house, away from the road, and has an ensuite bathroom.
There is a guests’ kitchen upstairs which has tea and coffee making facilities. The TV room, with a large flat-screen television, is beside the kitchen.
                                                        

                                                            The popular Napoleon Room is on the north-east of the house, with a north-facing Juliet balcony. It has both a queen-sized and a single bed, and is quiet and private. There are original satin gold curtains, and an antique Victorian Bev mahogany mirror over the marble and tiled fireplace.
Nearby is the guests’ kitchen, with tea and coffee making facilities. Beside the kitchen is the TV room, with a large flat-screen set.
                                                        

                                                            This beautiful big room is on the south-east corner of the house, and is light and airy, with a Juliet balcony overlooking the main road. The room has a queen-sized bed and two singles, so it is ideal for families. The mirror over the marble fireplace was in the house when it was first built in 1888.
Depending on which other rooms are booked, guests have the use of either an upstairs bathroom, or the very elaborate downstairs bathroom pictured.
The room is adjacent to the guests’ kitchen, which has tea and coffee making facilities. There is a separate guests’ TV room, with a large flat-screen set.