Manor House B&B, Trunch

History

The Manor House probably dates from the late 19th century. It is late Victorian, with lots of character and features, like the original fireplaces in all bedrooms, a stunning staircase, the original stained glass front door and fine Victorian floor tiles in the main hall.

It was originally built  for a wealthy farmer and his family and, until the early 1980s, it was "The Manor Farmhouse" in Trunch. By then, the owner decided to build a new manor farmhouse on the edge of the village, so that the old house got the name of "The Manor House".

All stables, haybarns and the piggery have been converted into beautiful dwellings. The Manor House is still surrounded by fields offering marvellous open views from the rooms.

Food & beverage

Breakfast is served in the breakfast room between 8.30 and 9.30am.
You can choose between a full English, a fried Vegetarian or a Continental breakfast.

We are unable to offer evening meals but can recommend some excellent pubs nearby.

Grounds & Gardens

The Manor House is surrounded by a mature garden, lots of trees and a large front lawn on which to sit in the sun or have a picnic.

Other facilities

There is ample parking. All rooms are centrally heated, and in the evening guests may use the reception room.