Northcote Manor

Conferences

Searching for a conference venue in North Devon. Look no further. Northcote Manor is ideally located in the heart of the countryside and offers the perfect backdrop to hold inspiring conferences. Our professional team have years of experience planning conferences, from small team building events to larger 24 hour conferences. We work with you to organise a conference to suit your requirements.

The Oak Room: Ideal for those smaller meetings, accommodating 10-20 delegates. Room layouts can be boardroom or theatre style.

The Conservatory: Recently renovated and perfect for larger conferences offering two dining rooms and a perfectly positioned sun terrace. Enjoying stunning views overlooking the gardens, the conservatory can accommodate up to 80 delegates - theatre style.

For our 24 hour day delegate service, stay in our luxury en-suite bedrooms with satellite television, internet and direct dial telephones.

Perfectly situated to explore local activities such as clay pigeon shooting, fishing, golf, kayaking and much more. Why not incorporate an activity to motivate your conference delegates. See our activities page for more information.

Weddings

You have options when you choose Northcote Manor in North Devon for your wedding. Say your wedding vows bathed in candle light in the bay window of our intimate Oak Room, which overlooks the old Oak tree and the fields beyond. For larger wedding parties, choose our slate roof conservatory, which opens onto a lovely sun terrace and walled garden. For outdoor weddings set against the gorgeous backdrop of North Devon countryside, choose weddings in 'The Sanctuary' - a beautiful Victorian summerhouse that sits within our grounds.

Lead your wedding guests outside to our stunning grounds for bubbles and canapés, champagne afternoon teas, Pimm's or homemade punch. Enjoy tasty treats whilst the wedding photographer uses our grounds to capture special wedding day moments. Have wedding pictures taken from the bridge in the Victorian garden or in our apple orchards, all set against the backdrop of the North Devon countryside.