Upon entering the house you immediately get a sense of Mr. Ladew’s passion for the hunt,
the arts and found treasures. The walls are adorned with paintings and needlepoint works of the hunt.

At the base of the stairs sits a wooden boot jack for removing knee high boots, a double headed
spur rack rests on the entry table and an umbrella rack holds a ceremonial racing whip.

The Main Hall was added in 1847 by the Scarff family. The beautiful sweeping staircase has low risers and wide treads to accommodate the long skirts that were in fashion during that time. This staircase is one of four in the Manor House and leads to Mr. Ladew’s bedroom and sitting room.