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West Challacombe Manor Open Day

Explore the medieval West Challacombe Manor thanks to Heritage Open Week.

  • Booking essential
  • Admission applies

A place steeped in history, medieval West Challacombe Manor is a key part of the landscape of Combe Martin, standing proud in its sheltered valley for more than half a millennium. As part of Heritage Open Week, we are excited to be able to open this special place on Thursday 11 September for a day of free guided tours.

• Free guided tours of the manor (booking required).

• Countryside walk and talk with Riverlands Ranger Jimmer. Taking place at 1:30pm - 3pm. Booking not needed.

• West Challacombe Cottage open all day for drop-in visits.

• Lawns and orchard open to enjoy—bring a picnic if you’d like.

Getting here: There is no parking or drop-off at the manor, but a free shuttle bus will run from Combe Martin on a first come first served bases:

10am: pick up at Kiln Car Park 10:15am: pick up at the Pack O’ Cards 10:30am: Arrive at West Challacombe Manor, and pick up any return passengers

11:30am: pick up at Kiln Car Park 11:45am: pick up at the Pack O’ Cards 12pm: Arrive at West Challacombe Manor, and pick up any return passengers

1:30pm: pick up at Kiln Car Park 1:45pm: pick up at the Pack O’ Cards 2pm: Arrive at West Challacombe Manor, and pick up any return passengers

3pm: last trip back from WC Manor to the village.

Times

Prices

Event ticket prices

Ticket typeTicket category
All West Challacombe Manor Tour£0.00
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The basics

Booking details

Call 0344 249 1895

Meeting point

For the house tours, please meet on the lawn (what3words: ///metro.scrolled.typist),For the Ranger walk and talk, please meet in the car park, by the garden(what3words: ///highly.horizons.acclaimed).

What to bring and wear

Please dress for the weather and wear suitable waterproof walking shoes if joining the rangers walks.

Accessibility

Ranger walk is across uneven ground/grassland, along a relatively level route with only gentle slopes. Unfortunately, there is no wheelchair access due to the house tours involving historic staircases and some narrow passageways.