Surrounded by an abundance of natural beauty, Prince Rupert House is at the heart of Red House Estate, a 70-acre haven from which footpaths and bridleways generously extend. While the original Red House dates back to the 11th century, Prince Rupert House is a “new addition,” having been built as a Victorian wing of the manor house in the 1860s.

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An arched chimney housing the old school bell as well as antique tile flooring traversed by gentry, servants, and school children remind visitors of the property’s historic character. Once inside, however, Prince Rupert House boasts the combination of exquisite craftsmanship of a bygone era with modern fixtures and fittings that make for an extraordinary – and memorable – visit.

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Groups of up to 12 people can be accommodated, as the 5 bedroom/5 bathroom (3 en suite) property is perfect for gatherings but also provides for privacy at the end of a long, adventure-filled day.