Gurney Manor

The medieval structure features a walled garden, a courtyard layout, and several residential wings constructed with traditional stonework and timber framing techniques.

Built before 1350 as an open hall house, the manor underwent major reconstruction around 1400 and received additions throughout the 15th century under William Dodisham.

The Grade I listed building maintains its original medieval design elements, including a chapel wing, covered passages, and a 17th-century decorative plaster ceiling.

The Landmark Trust manages the property as a holiday accommodation with five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a fully equipped kitchen for up to nine guests.

During its three centuries as a farmhouse from the 17th to 20th century, the manor remained largely unaltered, preserving its medieval architectural features.

Location: Cannington

GPS coordinates: 51.14990,-3.05590

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:17