The Arundell family home
Period house of character consisting of:
- Four reception rooms
- Eight bedrooms and dressing
- Usual offices
- Commodious kitchen premises
- Ample outbuildings, stable etc.
- Main water
- Old world gardens, inexpensive upkeep, amounting in all to three acres
- Two summerhouses
Price £2850 or near offer.
The morning room
Pleasant room with its long windows giving on the street.
Furnished with good solid, old fashioned furniture, mostly Victorian.
A Chippendale bookcase.
A set of Hepplewhite chairs.
The dining room
Victorian room with:
- a heavy mahogany dining table
- a massive sideboard of almost purple mahogany with great clusters of carved fruit
- solid leather-covered dining room chairs
- Family portraits hung on the wall
The drawing room
Chintzes patterned with garlandsnof roses.
Prints and watercolour drawings on the walls.
China shepherds and shepherdesses.
Cushions worked in crewel stitch.
Photographs in handsome silver frames.
Inlaid work boxes and tea caddies.
Tissue paper ladies under glass stands. One with a spinning wheel and one with a cat on her knee.
Elegant little table with two drawers in it.
Various cupboards
A downstairs cloakroom
A small pantry place
Bedrooms
* Information derived from 'Dumb Witness' written by Agatha Christie *
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