The History of Tottington Manor

Tottington Manor dates back to 1604 and many of the original features still remain, including oak beams and inglenook fireplaces. Tottington has been home to many over the centuries and the bedrooms feature previous owners’ names.
 
During World War II, Tottington was an important part of Churchill’s secret Auxiliary Unit set up to hamper a successful invasion by the German army. Seven secret bunkers exist under the manor, with tunnels and escape routes into the fields.