Luddesdown Court is one of the oldest inhabited buildings in England, dating back to the 11th Century where it was once owned by Bishop Odo of Bayeaux, the half-brother of William the Conqueror. Boasting a remarkable history and retaining a number of original features this stunning building is sure to provide the wow factor. Relax by the open fire, in the Norman Drawing Room, take a stroll in the sprawling gardens nestled in vineyards, or enjoy a hike on one of many local public footpaths. Along with 5 spacious bedrooms there are a number of reception rooms, a large dining room and a very well appointed kitchen.