Roupel Hall is a Grade II listed Georgian manor house in Rackenford, North Devon countryside. This historic property dates back to Elizabethan times and sits within 38 acres of private grounds including 25 acres of semi-ancient woodland and a lake with rowing boat, canoes and paddleboards.

The estate features a 350-year-old oak tree in 10 acres of parkland. Wild red deer roam the grounds. Guests can pick seasonal vegetables from the kitchen garden and enjoy the fire pit area with solid tables and benches.

The house sleeps 12 across six bedrooms. Three first-floor king-size rooms have en-suite bathrooms. One king-size has an en-suite shower room. Two double bedrooms include en-suites and one bunk room has its own bathroom. The property has two kitchens, an 18-seater dining room, drawing room with baby grand piano, library and games room with quarter-size snooker table.

Tiverton sits 20 minutes away. Killerton House (15 miles, 25 minutes) and Knightshayes (12 miles, 20 minutes) are both National Trust properties nearby. The Stag Inn stands 1.2 miles away.

Roupel Hall suits multi-generational gatherings and celebrations with its grand reception rooms and extensive grounds.