Step back in time in this magnificent home; grand wooden staircases, romantic four-poster beds, & remarkable wood panelled rooms. The Manor has all the historic charm one could ask for, with all the luxurious facilities of the modern day world. The spectacular Grade II listed property dates back to the 13th Century, and was later rebuilt in 1680. An ideal base to explore Somerset, the property sleeps 8 across 3 double bedrooms (2 en-suite), & 1 twin room with 2 single beds. Small dog on request The Manor is light and bright & perfectly suited for a family of eight. Upstairs on the first floor are the four main bedrooms. Bedrooms one & two each include super king four poster beds, (both ensuite). There’s a further small double bedroom with bathroom and shower room just across the hall. The final bedroom contains two full size single beds making it ideal for children or young adults. Travel cots/camp beds are available on request for couples with infants and smaller children. Downstairs the reception rooms are decorated with traditional tapestries and antiques. The dining room table can seat up to ten guests alongside the 17th Century fireplace with log burner. The kitchen is just around the corner past the main staircase and fully equipped with separate connecting pantry. The kitchen includes electric AGA with hobs and combination oven, Smeg fridge freezer, kettle, toaster, Nespresso coffee machine, & integrated dishwasher. The washing machine & drier are located in the Laundry on the landing of the first floor which is easily accessible up from the kitchen via the service staircase. Under the stairs there is a small guest toilet and an area for coats and hats with wellie stand can be found just outside the kitchen hallway. Back down the main hallway is the family snug, a small living room with comfy sofa, library and television, an additional bathroom and loo is also located just off the snug. Further down past the dining area is the study / games room which includes both a chess and card table, along with log burner. The final room on the ground floor is likely the grandest, the beautifully restored wood panelled drawing room with log burner, two large comfortable sofas, armchairs, and a large flat screen tv perfect for movie nights in. There is a spacious garden with rockery to the rear of the Manor which includes a back patio lawn, and spacious summer house / BBQ with alfresco dining area. The rockery flowers beautifully from Spring to Summer. No detail has been overlooked to ensure this is a perfect holiday home for your seasonal countryside break.