Bishops Court is a remarkable Grade I listed family home situated within over 30 acres of historic parkland, featuring a private chapel, multiple apartments, a gate lodge, a stable yard with a medieval stable, a tithe barn, and outbuildings. The property, dating back to medieval times, was transformed in the 1860s by William White, a leading architect of the Gothic Revival movement. The house boasts grand reception rooms, intricately carved stonework, and beautifully stencilled and tiled surfaces. The property also includes self-contained apartments, a biomass heating facility, and a charming cobbled stable yard. The extensive grounds provide a private setting, featuring mature specimen trees, rewilded parkland, and a thriving natural habitat. With its convenient yet private position, just 1.4 miles from Junction 30 of the M5, Bishops Court offers excellent connections to the wider South West and beyond, making it an ideal choice for those requiring swift access to travel.