Hudscott Manor, a Grade II* listed building, boasts a rich history dating back to the medieval period. The property has undergone significant changes over the centuries, with notable rebuilds in the 17th century and later ownership by the influential Rolle family. The manor features attractive 17th-century architectural details, including decorative cornicing, ornate fireplaces, and large sash windows. The property offers elegant living areas, five double bedrooms, and three family bathrooms. Additionally, there are three self-contained cottages, including the 18th-century Clock House, which features a working clock. The estate spans approximately 63 acres, with a mix of lawns, gardens, and paddocks, as well as former parkland and a small copse. The property also includes various outbuildings, including a stone barn, Georgian orangery, stables, and kennels, with planning permission to convert some of these into dwellings. Located in a secluded rural position, Hudscott Manor is close to the charming towns of South Molton and Barnstaple, offering a range of amenities and attractions.