The newly installed European style kitchen was created from a box room but now boasts everything a cook could wish for, including English and French pots and pans, soufflé dishes and Emile Henry ovenware.

There is a washer, dryer, and dishwasher, all nestled under beautifully crafted cottage style pine cabinets. A service for eight of elegant Spode china is positioned above the microwave and an espresso and cappachino machine is on the counter.

On the pine shelf above the counters sit Spode serving dishes, an English copper kettle, a Toby jug, an 18th Century tile and a four-tile plaque by the New York artist, Aida Whedon. On the hooks below the shelf are an assortment of handpainted mugs from Wivenhoe, Suffolk. An Italian handpainted clock hangs on the central column above.