Devon · England

Cadhay

Photo: Cadhay by Derek Harper, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

About this place

Cadhay House stands a mile from Ottery St Mary in East Devon, a Grade I listed Elizabethan manor now run mainly as a private hire venue.

The main house sleeps up to 22 guests, with three further cottages on site for weddings and family gatherings.

It sits in quiet countryside within easy reach of Exeter and the Sidmouth coast.

The house, gardens and tearoom also open to the public on Friday afternoons between May and September for guided tours.

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History

Cadhay's mansion house dates from the Tudor period, built in the Elizabethan era on an estate in the parish of Ottery St Mary. The house has been recognised as a Grade I listed building for its historic and architectural importance.

Architecture

Cadhay House is an Elizabethan manor house, its Tudor-era fabric earning it Grade I listed status.

Gardens & grounds

The house is set within private gardens and grounds that guests can walk through during their stay.

Facilities

Parking

Plan your visit

Nearest station: Feniton Rail Station (2 miles)

Cadhay is primarily a private venue, but the house and gardens are also traditionally opened to the public on Friday afternoons in the summer season for guided tours; check the official website for current details.

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