When we added the third floor rooms, converting the attic space to two additional guestroooms, along with an area that houses the air-conditioning equipment for the top two levels, we thought that these would be "overflow" rooms.  But frequently these rooms are chosen first before the others.  It is very quiet up here, since there are not guests passing through going to their rooms like on the first and second floors, and this is the only area in The Lighthouse that has wall-to-wall carpet.

The East Room features an antique high back oak queen bed that came from a local family estate and makes this oak-decorated room delightful. The bed is also high off the floor and there is a little step stool on one side of the bed.  The room has "reverse" window seats, which look out eastward over the front lawn and the large pecan trees, on either side of the bed. An adjoining private bath with tub/shower completes this very private bedroom.