This historic 17th century former manor house, located in a meander of the River Torridge, offers a unique and varied history. The property has been a subsidiary seat of the Rolle family, a convalescence home for injured soldiers during World War I, and a school. Currently used as an outdoor adventure centre, the property features a three-storey manor house with 16,467 sq ft of accommodation, including dormitories, teacher bedrooms, and staff quarters. The property also includes a 1980s accommodation block with a dining room and kitchen, as well as a cottage, stables, and outbuildings. The grounds wrap around the main house and buildings, comprising a mix of parkland, former walled garden, and woodland. The property is freehold and available with vacant possession on completion, with council tax business rated. With its rich history and varied uses, this property offers a unique opportunity for redevelopment or continued use as an adventure centre.