Each bedroom has a Super King bed capable of conversion to two single beds, with mattress protectors, luxurious duvets and two pillows per person.  Extra blankets are available should they be desired.  Given the current capacity of the electricity supply, electric blankets are not permitted, however hot bottles are provided in case of cold weather and the central heating is effective.

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The central bathrooms have showers which service two adjoining bedrooms via a private entry hall; the corner bedrooms have en suites with bath-shower combinations and the end bedrooms have luxury en suites with freestanding baths and separate showers.

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The White House is an original Lutyens design, completed in 1933 the year before Cecil Baring’s death.  It was the last building to be commissioned and executed by Cecil and Lutyens and was built for the enjoyment of Cecil's two daughters, Daphne Pollen and Calypso Liddell, who by then both had large families.  It is still used as a holiday home during the summer by their descendants.  With its large Dutch-tiled fireplace, south facing sitting room, original furniture, family murals and collections, it is a unique and welcoming house comprised of a shared central section and two wings.  There are glorious views over the sea to the mainland from the West Wing and from the south facing gardens in particular.  There have been no major alterations to the building, so it remains an authentic example of this period of Lutyens’ work.  However, bathrooms have been carefully modernised with conservation in mind and curtains, carpets and new beds were installed in 2016.  The heating and hot water systems have also been revamped, providing a level of luxury that does Lutyens’ designs great justice.