This historic 17th century non-listed former manor house is situated within a meander of the River Torridge and boasts a rich and varied history. The property has previously served as a subsidiary seat of the Rolle family, a convalescence home for injured soldiers during World War I, and a school. Currently used as an outdoor adventure centre, the manor house offers 16,467 sq ft of accommodation, including dormitories, teacher bedrooms, and staff quarters. The property also features a 1980s accommodation block, a cottage, stables, and various outbuildings, including a workshop, offices, and a classroom. The grounds wrap around the main house and buildings, comprising a mix of parkland, walled garden, and woodland. The property is held freehold and is available with vacant possession on completion.