Arreton Manor

Arreton Manor is a historic early Jacobean manor house that has been around since at least 872. There is evidence of Edward the Confessor’s ownership of this land in the Domesday Book and in the 885 Will of King Alfred the Great. For nearly 400 years, the abbots of Quarr Abbey owned and cultivated the Manor.

During Henry VIII’s reign, the monasteries were dissolved, and the Crown took possession of the estate.