Soulton Hall
Near Wem, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. SY4 5RS
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No smoking
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WiFi
There are accessible facilities for visitors in Soulton Court, the 1650s/1780s range of buildings in the precincts of the house. The hall presents challenges for visitors with access needs as it has no level access and the significant rooms are ranged over several floors without a lift.
Diversity and inclusion considerations matter a lot to us. Our website contains more detailed information. Please contact us to discuss adjustments that will help and we will do our best to support you.
By staying overnight in the primary historic house, guests can step beyond a standard daytime visit and truly inhabit the rooms where history was made.
Uncover centuries of stories in the heart of Shropshire. Staying within the walls of this landmark Tudor estate offers a rare chance to experience a Renaissance puzzle in stone that bridges England to its greatest foundations.
Visitors sleep where statesmen schemed, quietly absorbing the details of a house featured on The Rest Is History podcast as a real-life Tudor “Da Vinci Code”.
Life here moves at a slower pace, rewarding those with a discerning eye for historical depth and quiet beauty. Spend unhurried mornings wandering grounds steeped in heritage, walk the paths of the nearby woodland that inspired Thomas Lodge’s Rosalynde and Shakespeare’s As You Like It, or enjoy the tranquility of the estate after daytime visitors have departed. As night falls beneath the dark Shropshire skies, an overnight stay at Soulton Hall offers an immersive, personal connection to an extraordinary legacy.
Private, pre-booked tours can be arranged on a very exceptional basis, by request.
There is emerging scholarship connected to the manor which is ongoing, and the visitor offer with regards to heritage is been reviewed and developed at this time.
Where they are done, tours are conducted by family.
Soulton Hall welcomes enquiries for exclusive use, heritage stays, and tailored celebrations. Guests wishing to explore availability, book accommodation, or arrange wedding packages are invited to connect directly through the official Soulton Hall website to plan their visit to this historic estate.
There are accessible facilities for visitors in Soulton Court, the 1650s/1780s range of buildings in the precincts of the house. The hall presents challenges for visitors with access needs as it has no level access and the significant rooms are ranged over several floors without a lift.
Diversity and inclusion considerations matter a lot to us. Our website contains more detailed information. Please contact us to discuss adjustments that will help and we will do our best to support you.
Getting here
Near Wem, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. SY4 5RS
Soulton Hall is located in Shropshire, and is north of Shrewsbury and south of Chester.
Access is off Soulton Road/B506, close by a humpbacked bridge. This road joins the A49 which is a principle road up and down the Welsh border.
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