Pascoe House

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Pascoe House is a country house, now divided into two private residences, situated about one and a half miles from Colebrooke Church, Devon. The new house, dating from the late 1800's, was once a country house hotel. The former house, dated from the sixteenth centuary, was the location of the signing of Uncle Tom Cobley's will.


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