The manor is a fine example of a moated grange, much of which was built in the 15th Century with some of the original foundations laid in 1241 which still form part of the Court today. In the 15th century, the Court was home to the Nanfan family for some 300 years, and their connections with the Royal House of Tudor are recorded in the oak and plaster carvings in the private quarters of the Court’s Banqueting Hall.

There’s a 12th century hall, several romantic gardens to explore and an atmospheric barn conversion.

Sip cocktails on the terrace over-looking the moat and make use of the extensive lawns for drinks, canapés, lawn games and photos. There’s a view to enjoy in every direction!