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This is a substantial manor house of likely medieval or early modern origin, substantially rebuilt or refaced in a later period when such houses were fashioned to display wealth and status. The terraces that immediately adjoin it to the south east are integral to its character, offering views across the surrounding landscape and speaking to the way these properties were designed to command their setting.
Today the building stands as a record of how Dartmoor's borderlands developed, with manor houses serving as anchors for landholding and local authority. The Grade II* listing reflects its architectural and historical significance. Visitors to the area will find it a tangible reminder of the deeper patterns of settlement and landscape use that shaped the moor and its fringes.
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