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Located in the picturesque region of Devon, near the town of Bridestowe, this historic Grade II* listed manor house offers a unique getaway for families and large groups, accommodating up to twelve guests in six en suite bedrooms. The stunning 13th-century property spans three levels and is set amidst beautiful countryside, just a mile from the village of Bridestowe and on the edge of the Dartmoor National Park. With a variety of rooms including a library, sitting room, TV room, music room, dining room, and breakfast room featuring a wood-burning stove, the manor provides ample space for relaxation and entertainment.
The estate boasts 13 acres of grounds, complete with gardens, woods, ponds, and paddocks that offer breathtaking views over the moors. Guests can enjoy outdoor activities such as croquet, alfresco dining in the barbecue area, and exploring the scenic moorland that surrounds the manor. The nearby village of Bridestowe has a local pub, while the bustling towns of Tavistock and Okehampton provide additional dining and shopping options. For nature enthusiasts, the National Trust Lydford Gorge is a must-visit destination, adding to the allure of Great Bidlake as a perfect retreat for friends and family.
A range of modern amenities enhances the comfort of the manor, including central heating, open fire, underfloor heating, and a well-equipped kitchen featuring an induction hob and additional smaller kitchen. Entertainment options include a Smart TV, WiFi, and an outdoor table tennis table. The property also accommodates pets, allowing two well-behaved dogs for an additional fee. Off-road parking is available for up to 15 cars, and there are two electric vehicle charging points accessible via an app. Professional catering services can be arranged, and additional sleeping arrangements can be made upon request.
The surrounding area of Devon is characterized by its charming country lanes, lush green fields, and quaint villages, making it an ideal location for exploration. The historic village of Lydford, nestled among woodlands, offers access to the dramatic high tors and the tranquil River Lyd. Cultural highlights in the region include the Museum of Dartmoor Life and the Launceston Steam Railway, while outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and horse riding abound. Families will find attractions like Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre to enjoy, ensuring a memorable stay filled with both relaxation and adventure.
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