This well- known and much-loved manor house is set in vast gardens designed by Capability Brown.

In fact, between 1816 and 1860, the second Lord Bridgeport spent £250 000 laying out the grounds and gardens. Now hundreds of years later, you can enjoy the results of his investment.

Also enjoying the beautiful scenery, are over 600 rare animals housed in the finest wildlife park in the South West.

There’s all that to take in plus all the pleasures of a Warner Break.

Comprising 213 rooms, take time for a swim in the pool, enjoy the spa, a treatment in the health club and take advantage of our extensive sports and leisure facilities. (Fencing, anyone?)

At night, enjoy a feast fit for a Lord of the Admiralty, then take in all the excitement of our live entertainment.

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