Collaven Manor

Well linked to the M5, this 15th-century manor house stands in 4 acres of gardens, with glorious countryside views and a rich history. Collaven Manor is in the North West of Dartmoor. Built of granite and covered in creeper plants, the manor has a traditional English feel.

The bedrooms at Collaven Manor are full of character, with wood-beamed ceilings and spectacular views over Dartmoor and the surrounding countryside. Guests can even choose a room with a luxury four-poster bed.

Guests can enjoy flowerbeds, birdsong and spacious lawns where one can play bowls, croquet or enjoy Afternoon Tea. An intimate bar-lounge offers winter log fires or cool summer shelter.

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Nestling on the North West edge of Dartmoor, this beautiful 15th century manor house, once owned by the Hamilton family, is built of granite and covered in creeper and stands in four acres of picturesque gardens and paddocks. All of the nine ensuite rooms have gorgeous views, are individually and tastefully furnished to a very high standard and offer a very special comfort. Guests can unwind in the cosy bar lounge, where in colder weather a log fire welcomes you. From the gardens, visitors can enjoy glorious views of magnificent countryside, with the vista of Cornwall in front and the ragged tors of Dartmoor towering behind.