When visiting Hannes House you enter through the south door into the south entry ("Synderfrankel"). To the right you enter the south living room ("synderdånsk"). 

In the kitchen, which was very finely painted at the start of the 19th century, one can see all the kitchen utensils, copper kettles, bowls and jugs, which were necessary for housekeeping at that time. Lots of the china and pottery items are from England and can be recognised in Exners famous painting "A reprimand". A reproduction of this painting with the artists dedication to Hanne can be seen in the livingroom.

Among the utensils on the wall is a boiled sweet tong, which Hanne, who was famous for her Fanø sweets, used to make "skellebasser" as they were known among the village children.

A little basket hangs on the ceiling beam, which was used when Hanne or her daughters went to Nordby on a shopping trip. There is now a cooking range on the original hearth. The warm ashes from the hearth were put through the trapdoor in the back of the hearth, into the oven in the living room.

At the side of this well equipped kitchen is a larder and a scullery, where you find a bricked wooden-fired washing tup ("gruekeddel") and a baking oven.

From the scullery you go into the stable. In the winter the milking sheep were kept here. There are a number of wooden mixing bowls from Russia hanging on the wall in the stable. The little garden at the west facing gable is, as is customary in the village, surrounded by a seaweed dike and boxthorn.