Tucked past the old well, with its own small patch of garden and the quietest mornings in the house.
The Garden Room was the family's storeroom until 2003, when it was rebuilt with french doors onto what is now its own small patch of green. The old well's stone arch still stands at the corner of the view.
Birds in the morning, dappled light through the tree at noon, and the quietest nights in the house — guests who sleep badly elsewhere sleep fine here.
Opens directly onto the courtyard, with a low window seat and the earliest wake-up call from the kitchen below.
Good for two travelling together — simply furnished, generous storage, close to the stairs.
Hand-painted peacock ceiling, original to the house. Guests ask about it more than anything else here.