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Rooms with a View
Upstairs
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The large Attic Room is great for a family. It has a
window bed (a double), twin beds, and a private bathroom with shower.
The room looks out on the front and side gardens.
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Next door is the Guest
Room, the original "spare bedroom" before Homeplace
became a Bed and Breakfast. It has a double bed, and a window seat looking
out over the front garden.
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Each
of the four ground-floor guestrooms has a garden view, and a unique character.
All of them are reached through the inviting Back Hall
with a wide array of books for children of all ages. These were some of
the bedrooms of a large and lively family whose interests are reflected
in the variety of books, puzzles, and games located in the guestrooms,
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The
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Eugen's
Room contains a bear collection and, like almost all of the
Homeplace guestrooms, is cross-ventilated with two windows. The Double
Room next to it is a private refuge with a garden atmosphere.This is
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Paula's Room has twin beds and is a comfortable, cozy spot.
Margaret's Room has a double bed, a twin bed, a crib, and its
own bathroom — making it another great room for a family.
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