01 · Bedroom
The Master
King bed
Grandparents claim it first. It's usually a fair result.
- Ensuite
- Morning light through the trees
- Ample storage
Bedrooms
Four bedrooms. Seven beds. Somewhere for everyone.
Two kings, a queen, and a bunk room the children still argue about years later. Three generations, under one roof, with enough doors between them.
02 · Bedroom
Bedroom Two
King bed
For a second couple, or the parents who came in last night's flight.
- Shared bathroom
- Quiet street-side light
- Built-in wardrobe
03 · Bedroom
Bedroom Three
Queen bed
A small, calm room — parent-and-child, or the aunt who reads late.
- Garden aspect
- Bedside reading lights
- Cot available on request
04 · Bedroom
The Bunk Room
Two bunk beds — sleeps four
The room the children negotiate over before anyone's finished unpacking.
- Individual reading lights
- Storage below each bunk
- Adjacent to family bathroom
Family Sleeping Layout
Where everyone lands.
"The bunks are the first thing the children run to. Nobody has ever asked for a room upgrade."
The Master
1 King · 2 guests
Bedroom Two
1 King · 2 guests
Bedroom Three
1 Queen · 2 guests
Bunk Room
2 Bunks · 4 children
Optional roll-out beds and a porta cot on request. Six adults and four children tends to be the happiest balance.