Rare opportunity to buy Grade II listed West Midlands mansion and wedding venue

A Grade II listed mansion set within historic Staffordshire parkland has gone on the market.

Leisure property specialists Fleurets have brought to market the 18th-century Somerford Hall, just over a mile east of Brewood.

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Approached via a sweeping driveway, the estate offers a memorable arrival, opening onto landscaped grounds that include rolling lawns, lake, walled gardens and courtyards.

Inside Somerford Hall, the accommodation features the main hall, 100-cover ballroom, bar, library, sitting room and a 70-cover drawing room, all supported by extensive catering facilities.

A range of en suite guest bedrooms is arranged across the building, providing established accommodation for hospitality use.

In addition to the main house, Somerford Hall benefits from substantial ancillary buildings.

These include the Coaching House, offering a mix of self-contained accommodation and letting rooms, and Butler’s Cottage, which provides further residential space, as well as a range of outbuildings including the magnificent Dutch Barn.

Andy Tudor, divisional director at Fleurets Midlands, said: “Somerford Hall presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark estate and Grade II listed mansion of exceptional scale and versatility.

“Originally built as a manor house, the property has evolved through successive uses and most recently operated as an established wedding and conference venue.

“It remains well suited to hospitality, with scope for a variety of alternative uses, subject to planning consent.”

The property is available to let or on a long leasehold basis.

Viewings are strictly by appointment only through Fleurets Midlands office. Contact the office for pricing queries.

Interested parties can contact the office at 0121 236 5252 or via email at [email protected].