Dating back to the 16th Century this beautiful Manor was once the stopping off house for monks of the Tywardreath Priory, on their journey from Barnstaple to Truro.

The Manor is a Cornish stone house peacefully situated within its own walled garden of climbing roses, Hydrangea, and a mass of colourful shrubs. From the windows there are panoramic views of the countryside and the North Cornish coast in the distance. To the back of the house there is a large enclosed garden alongside Jerry the pony's paddock. The garden has football post, swings and sandpit, from the field gate the farm animals can be seen.

The 500 year old house boasts all modern facilities yet retains unique period features and charm. The slate floor hallway leads into the beautiful original slate floor rugged lounge. The impressive Jacobean sideboard dominates this room with its woodburner set in an inglenook fireplace and oak beamed ceiling. Large flat screen T.V. with DVD player. Leading from here is a small sun lounge. In the backhouse there is a toilet and cloakroom, the washing machine, freezer and extra fridge. Tiles line both the backhouse and kitchen floors. The new oak kitchen has plenty of cupboard space with built in dishwasher and fridge,ceramic hob and microwave. A large pine kitchen table with seating for eight. Central heating is available.

Upstairs there is a Master double bedroom with en-suite shower room, a four poster double bedroom, a twin bedded room and bunk bedroom. A bathroom with over bath power shower. All rooms have lovely views over the pretty farmyard and countryside.