It’s not often this panelling can be seen in its entirety because of furniture.
Jacobean in style, it was brought from Urishay Castle not far from Hay on Wye over one hundred years ago by Amy Malcolm who restored the house to its present form.
The chair is Victorian and surprisingly comfortable.
This room is the old medieval hall, now our drawing room and is part of the Tudor Suite.
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Tonight we have our last guests of the season. We close tomorrow until March 1st for our winter break.
We will be painting the exterior of the house and repairing damage done last year by the beast from the east.
Jan will be weeding and I will be planting wall flowers and bulbs for next spring.
We need this break to get things done as we do most of it ourselves.
For a Christmas gift why not give a voucher for a stay at Brayne Court.
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That time of year again. We are busy until the end of the month when we finish for our winter break. Open again at the beginning of March.
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Back from our holiday and guests from Australia and England have arrived.
My Fitbit says I did 9000 steps today cleaning the house ready for our guests.
With a daily swim and cleaning I should soon lose the weight I gained on holiday.
About six weeks to go before we close for our winter break, there is some limited availability between now and the end of October.
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