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The Willow Suite

The Willow Suite is on the far west of the house. Its terrace is also on the west edge, overlooking the western gardens and the pond. It comprises a salon, a fully-equipped, eat-in kitchen, bedroom and large bathroom with shower. The kitchen has a butcher block working surface, four-burner electric oven and half size refrigerator. All shelving is under the counter for easy access. Four windows admit plenty of light, supplemented by task and overhead spot lights. The back door gives access to the private terrace surrounded by plantings of flowers, fruiting bushes and trees. Willow Kitchen

Willow Wood Stove Willow Salon

The path to the front door passes by plantings of bushes and flowers. The front door opens into the Salon, furnished in rose and gray in a traditional french country style. If the night is a bit cool, a warm, wood burning stove will take the chill out. A bookcase holds offerings of various genres in three languages - English, French and Dutch - to meet a broad taste. This is the original room - the start of the house. We have maintained the original look of the old stone farmhouse by returning all the walls to their original look of apparent stone. Willow Terrace

The bedroom is an addition on the north side of the house. There was a footprint indicating some sort of added-on structure, but we have no idea what might have been here. To build the bedroom we removed a large bay leaf tree that had been planted against the house. The added walls are of modern materials, though we have retained the look of apparent stone of the original exterior wall - now an internal wall. The bedroom is furnished in shades of dusky rose and lime green with a double bed, twin nightstands with reading lamps, throw rugs, an etagère and armoire. Willow Bedroom

The Cinnamon Suite

The Cinnamon Suite is in the middle of the house. This is the second room added to the house as it was expanded around 150 years ago. It comprises a large salon, bedroom and large bathroom with shower. As can be readily seen in this picture, the salon is very comfortable with overstuffed furniture in cream and lime and several seating arrangements around a warm fireplace. If the night is a bit cool, the fireplace will take the chill out. A bookcase holds offerings of various genres in three languages - English, French and Dutch - to meet a broad taste. Its terrace is in front, facing south, overlooking the front lawn. Cinnamon Salon

Cinnamon Terrace Cinnamon Bathroom

Cinnamon Bedroom The bedroom is furnished in shades of cream and lilac with a queen bed, twin nightstands with reading lamps, throw rugs, and the hand-painated Armoire seen in the picture to the side.
Attached to the bedroom is a private bathroom with walk-in shower. Fluffy towels and bathrobes add luxury to your stay.

The Willow Suite is on the far west of the house. Its terrace is also on the west edge, overlooking the western gardens and the pond. It comprises a salon, a fully-equipped, eat-in kitchen, bedroom and large bathroom with shower. The kitchen has a butcher block working surface, four-burner electric oven and half size refrigerator. All shelving is under the counter for easy access. Four windows admit plenty of light, supplemented by task and overhead spot lights. The back door gives access to the private terrace surrounded by plantings of flowers, fruiting bushes and trees.

The path to the front door passes by plantings of bushes and flowers. The front door opens into the Salon, furnished in rose and gray in a traditional french country style. If the night is a bit cool, a warm, wood burning stove will take the chill out. A bookcase holds offerings of various genres in three languages - English, French and Dutch - to meet a broad taste. This is the original room - the start of the house. We have maintained the original look of the old stone farmhouse by returning all the walls to their original look of apparent stone.
The bedroom is an addition on the north side of the house. There was a footprint indicating some sort of added-on structure, but we have no idea what might have been here. To build the bedroom we removed a large bay leaf tree that had been planted against the house. The added walls are of modern materials, though we have retained the look of apparent stone of the original exterior wall - now an internal wall. The bedroom is furnished in shades of dusky rose and lime green with a double bed, twin nightstands with reading lamps, throw rugs, an etagère and armoire.