The upper right wing of the New Regency-Gothic style Coach House has been converted to provide a spacious, elegant two-bedroom apartment with accommodation all on one level.

Entry is via a central staircase built with oak from the Estate’s trees. Light is a dominant feature enhanced by the building’s internal light-tunnel and the large, panoramic window above the staircase. High ceilings add to the feeling of space. Named after a hero of Waterloo who built the Manor House in 1816, Cutcliffe’s large drawing/dining room is furnished with antiques and features a grand piano. Triple aspect windows afford wonderful views out across a walled garden towards parkland and Exmoor in the distance.

The double bedroom with its antique brass bed has an ensuite bathroom with shower-mixer. The twin bedroom has two 4ft French beds and an ensuite shower room.