Henwoods Bungalow 

The Henwood Bungalow, built in 1938, is now a beautiful country house with its medium-peaked roof and the gabled porch with charming multi painted bay windows.

The view from the living rooms, from where you sip down your morning tea, is purely a dramatic one. At the eastern corner of the garden there is an old cypress tree with a unique shape. On the northern corner of the garden there are groups of huge trees that stand shading and enclosing the fringes of compound. The northern boundary rolls down steeply into the valley, where a small brook flows undisturbed with a lulling sound. The bungalow is situated on the edge of a cliff with panoramic view of infinite stretch of meadows and mountains.

The large spans of glass doors when kept open lets lots of light and air into the interiors. The cozy interiors are well appointed with fire places in all rooms. The wooden arches of the heavily timbered doors are a marvel to watch. The front verandas railed with wood are painted in white in contrast to the red tiled floor. The floors and rails of the ‘L’ shaped veranda on the north east is filled with small flowering plants and creepers.