Poets House is located in Dyfed, United Kingdom. The interior contains a wooden table scattered with various items, including a glass jar, a cup, a candle, a spoon, a book, and a pair of shoes. A white stone or ceramic swan statue sits on a wooden pedestal in a room characterized by peeling paint, accompanied by a red potted plant and a white potted plant. The building features a dilapidated wooden desk with one open drawer and one closed drawer, covered in debris and rubble beneath a blue fan hanging from the ceiling. A bookshelf positioned against a concrete or stone wall holds three books by Denise Wheeler: Gateway to Hell, Black Sheep, and Gates of Hell. The presence of windows and household objects suggests the space was previously used for residential purposes.