Bedrooms & Bathrooms

The bedrooms are located on the ground floor, the first with an en-suite and free standing bath in the room. The double bed is placed between two original cast iron pillars. 

The second bedroom is furnished with a double and a single bed.

Design Features

The Turkey House features floors of polished concrete made with local granite sand and aggregate and white cement. Openings formed in original granite walls to facilitate the new layout are trimmed with black brickwork. The former sheds at ground level have been subdivided by a new ‘spine wall’- a curving partition made of Douglas Fir and plywood.

In the living area, a new black brick wall element has been inserted which functions as a space divider, a back panel for the wood burning stove and a structural element.  It supports the laminated timber ridge beam which spans the length of the space. One stainless steel framed and double glazed lantern and two roof lights light the space.

The existing granite walls on the north and east sides were lined internally at both levels with 144mm wide stacked Douglas Fir sections, with 40mm insulation and a 30mm cavity.  The remaining granite walls have been grit blasted and left essentially as found.