Get all your favourite people together at this magnificent manor house sitting on a working farm that was recorded in the Domesday Book. Set on a 750-acre private estate that’s on a mission to restore nature near the village of St Breward, it sleeps 14 people across seven bedrooms, and is a spectacular setting for a milestone celebration, a family gathering or a group retreat. The beautiful River Camel runs through the land, which extends into the wild expanses of Bodmin Moor. Join a guided walk through the estate and you may be lucky enough to spot beavers, wild ponies and Tamworth pigs. Further afield, sample the celebrated food scene at Padstow (11 miles), explore the clifftop ruins of Tintagel Castle (11 miles), or marvel at the biomes at the Eden Project (21 miles).
Step inside this beautiful three-story home and you’ll be immediately stuck by its rich period features - wood-panelled walls, slate flagstone floors, mullioned windows and grand stone fireplaces. The magnificent Main Hall is made for special celebrations, with a grand table seating up to 20 people, a library and a wood burner at each end. In contrast, the sleek open-plan kitchen and garden dining room has a chic, extendable table seating 14 and a glowing wood burner. Sink into the sofas beside the wood burner in the sitting room, retreat to the snug for movie night, or find a little serenity in the yoga room. On the first floor you’ll find four beautiful bedrooms - a super-king-size master suite with an en-suite shower room and a dressing room with a freestanding bath; two zip-and-link super-king-size rooms that can be arranged as twins on request (one with an en-suite bathroom with a bath, one with a private detached shower room); and one king-size bedroom with a private detached bathroom with a bath and shower. Up on the second floor you’ll find three lovely rooms sharing a stylish bathroom with a bath and shower – one zip-and-link super-king-size (can be converted into a twin on request), and two king-size rooms.
Outside, you’ll discover a series of impressive gardens, from the walled garden and sunset terrace, to the herbery, fernery and vegetable garden. Tucked behind tall hedges, the secluded wellness garden is a true haven, with a sauna seating six, an ice bath and an outdoor shower. It provides a wonderful way to revive after a day in the fresh air. The house sits within a privately owned rewilding estate filled with bird song and home to an abundance of wildlife including many rare an endangered species such as Cuckoos, King Fishers, Otters, Beavers, Herons, White Storks, wild Exmoor Ponies, and many more. Ample parking is available.