This lower-ground-floor room, tucked away behind a creaky oak door, was added in the 1950s.

Returning to the house, we enter through a heavily studded oak door.

Swing open the medieval oak door and you are in your own castle, complete with banqueting hall and a musicians' gallery.

There was a big oak door with a brass thing and brass plates with all sorts of acronyms after his name.

Each entrance consists or a large panelled oak door, adorned by a pair of fluted columns and with a coffered ceiling.