The asymmetry of the South elevation is a compromise between a central door and a fireplace and chimney also as near to the centre as possible. The interior is equally traditional; there is just one large room with a very high roof.
The South elevation's unevenness is a trade-off between a central entrance and a fireplace and chimney, positioned as centrally as possible. The interior retains traditional elements; it features a single spacious room with an extremely elevated ceiling.