The ground floor holds the family kitchen and living area, with a small study nook.
The Knutsbridge's are not a wealthy family, and so their accommodation is fairly basic. The Cottage's kitchen hasn't changed much since the days when candles were made here - the flagstones still spotted with drops of wax in places.
Upstairs there is the large master bedroom, with a copper bath, a nursery for young Pippa Knutsbridge, and a bathroom.
Again, the furnishings are practical rather than decorative up here.
The second floor holds Grandma Elsa's bedroom, and also some space which can be converted as the family grow.
Elsa's room is her sanctuary, a place for her to get away from it all.
And finally, there is a large attic, again giving the family room to expand.
Out the back of the cottage is the outhouse (toilet), and steps down to the hives.
Although it's not the farm it once was, Elsa and Marian like to keep the tradition going, gathering honey to sell at the market.
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