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One of Somerset’s finest historic houses, Cothay is surrounded by twelve acres of magically romantic gardens that are open to the general public

The Manor House

The romance of Cothay lies in part to its great age and the atmosphere that surrounds it

The Gardens

Mary-Anne Robb. First settled in the 14th century by Adam de Cothay, the Hall House of Cothay was enlarged by the Bluett family in 1480.

The Manor History

Enjoy your wedding reception in the splendour of the Great Hall with its stunning vaulted ceiling and 15th Century wall paintings.

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The Manor

Said to be the finest example of a small medieval manor in England, Cothay dates back to the 14th century and has been lovingly restored with period furniture.

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The Gardens

The gardens have achieved the highest accolade of two stars in the Good Garden Guide and in June 2012 featured in the Daily Telegraph's '20 Best Gardens in Britain'.

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