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Elegant Sugnall Hall is located at the heart of a rural Estate, set within four acres of grounds with charming features including an oak-panelled dining room and traditional Flower Passage. Both the dining room and drawing room have large, open fireplaces, creating a cosy homely setting.
Whether you seek a tranquil retreat a venue for grand celebration or a picturesque backdrop for that special event this 18th century country manor house stands as a majestic testament to timeless elegance and refined luxury. Having been in the same family since 1893 this enchanting property now welcomes you to experience the charm of a bygone era and create memories here that will last a lifetime! When you re not immersing yourselves in the property grounds roam the surrounding 1300-acre Sugnall Estate complete with a historic walled garden woodland walks and wild pools. Or indulge in nearby country pursuits and outdoor activities such as shooting fishing and off-road driving. The vibrant Staffordshire market town of Eccleshall is only 2.5 miles away and boasts a variety of cosy pubs quality eateries and independent shops. Being in the heart of The Midlands and only 8 miles from the M6 at Stafford it s the perfect reunion destination and an easy base to plan exciting day trips from; Trentham Gardens (10 miles) Wedgwood and Emma Bridgewater Potteries (less than 15 miles) Hawkstone Park Follies (18 miles) Cannock Chase Forest (21 miles) and Alton Towers (24 miles). Stepping into this majestic property through the main entrance you re royally welcomed by the grand entrance hall; dark wood panelling a sweeping staircase and intricate antique furniture whispering tales of centuries past and instantly setting the tone for this sophisticated stay. An intimate dining room to your right makes space for a solid oak table seating 12 with a finely crafted feature fireplace and complimenting dressers enhancing the rooms charm and artistic character. The contrasting Old Billiard room is a grand impressive entertaining space that seats up to 40 people; perfect for those celebratory meals and big occasions. The warm hue of the large open fire bathes over the floor-to-ceiling oak panels mounted with an array of taxidermies creating an atmosphere that is both inviting and majestic. A baby grand piano is perched in the corner along with wireless smart speakers and the facility for a big screen making the space extremely versatile and bespoke for a range of events. The fully equipped farmhouse kitchen has everything the keen cooks of the group would need to conjure up a delightful feast in the evening. However if bringing in caterers for the big break is more to your liking this can certainly be arranged in advance and there is a large back kitchen with ample preparation space and additional storage. An elegant drawing room decorated with beautifully hand painted Chinese wallpaper and classic chandeliers creates a cosy space for you to come together and settle in for the evening around a roaring open fire. Gather on one of the five available sofas for intimate conversations to play the families staple board games or opt for your favourite film on the 65 inch Smart TV with access to Netflix Now and Amazon Prime. The first floor is a collection of 7 luxury en-suite bedrooms each tastefully decorated in a unique and stately theme. Amongst them you have the master suite featuring an opulent double bed oak fireplace TV and separate walk in shower and bath the Summer Bedroom offering beautiful views of the luscious green gardens and the Print Room adorned with quirky wallpaper and a king-size bed. Also on this floor you will find The Boudoir; additional luxury living space with 2 comfortable sofas a working desk and TV with Freeview. Moving up to the second floor you ll discover the remaining 7 bedrooms; 3 of which share a family bathroom complete with separate bath and shower where the others are occupied with an en-suite. All bedrooms feature luxurious bed linen and towels a clothes brush and hair dryer and high-quality shower gel and handwash in the bathroom and en-suites. Emerging from the captivating internal flower passage on the ground floor at the rear of the property you are greeted by four acres of beautifully designed landscaped gardens crafted by a garden historian with a pedigree traced to the iconic Privy Garden at Hampton Court. The transition from inside to outside is breathtaking; the large front lawn that stretches to the front of the property is picture-perfect and ideal for lively games of croquet under the warm summer sun. The grounds welcome your leisurely morning stroll through the apple orchard and rose garden and be sure to go and find the Little House; a Tudor-era labourer s cottage which was moved from its original place and made into a playhouse for the children of the family in the 1920s. A 7-person hot tub invites you to relax in its jacuzzi bubbles appreciating the picturesque gardens and panoramic views that stretch as far as The Wrekin in Shropshire close to the border of Wales. Breathe in the fresh countryside air as you relax in a sun lounger in this delightful setting while the children frolic with laughter in the distance creating precious memories they ll treasure forever. Extend your evenings outside as this space accommodates outdoor dining complete with teak furniture a charcoal BBQ and an iron fire pit; encouraging unforgettable al fresco gatherings under the open sky. This breath-taking property promises to be more than a destination; a true royal experience that blends history luxury and natural beauty. Need to know: 14 bedrooms 3 super king size, 5 super king zip and links (can be made up as twin beds on request), 5 king size, 1 double master suite. 12 bathrooms 1 family bathroom with bath, walk in shower, and WC, 3 en suites with separate bath, walk in shower and WC, 2 en suites with shower over the bath and WC, 3 en suites with bath and WC, 4 en suites with shower and WC, 2 separate WCs on ground floor. Smeg induction range cooker with 2 ovens and a grill, American style fridge/freezer and icemaker, microwave, 2 dishwashers, washing machine and tumble dryer. A traditional AGA is in situ however it is only suitable for keeping food warm.. Additional back kitchen with additional fridge and chest freezer, bottle chillers, warming oven and working surfaces for external caterers if required. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Open fires in the drawing room and old billiard room (logs included) Smart TV on wheels in drawing room so can be moved. TV with Freeview in the boudoir, master suite and 1 super king size bedroom. Wireless smart speakers in the drawing room and old billiard room. Baby grand piano in the old billiard room. Mini pool table and table tennis. Set in 4 acres of gardens, including a large front lawn with summer games, 7 seater hot tub, outdoor dining and seating, charcoal BBQ and lots for children to do within the gardens including outdoor play equipment. Property is part of the 1,300 acre Sugnall Estate. Parking for 50 cars. Pub 2 miles, shop 2.5 miles. Complementary continental breakfast provisions supplied for guests each morning. CCTV is on the driveway and rear of the property. Additional info:. Private catering is accepted and organised by guests however, owner can provide recommendations of local caterers. The multifunctional Old Billiard Room can hold up to 40 people seated and 60 standing, perfect for larger meals, events or concerts and will be dressed to requirement, on request.. House manager is on hand to help co ordinate deliveries from supermarkets pre arrival, and provide contact details for nearby activities such as shooting, fishing, and spa treatments. Please note, owner lives on site in a separate self contained flat with own access and garden. Privacy is guaranteed.. Please note, nature of booking will be required for owner approval property will not accept stag parties, hen parties or under 30 birthday celebrations.
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About Staffordshire
Welcome to Staffordshire, where history, natural wonders, cultural delights, thrilling adventures, and hidden gems await you.
Discover the rich heritage that breathes life into this charming region of England. Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes that will leave you in awe. Indulge in the vibrant culture that surrounds you at every turn.
Get ready for exhilarating experiences that will get your heart racing. Uncover the hidden gems that make Staffordshire a truly remarkable destination.
Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey.
History and Heritage
Explore Staffordshire's rich history and heritage. Immerse yourself in a land that has witnessed centuries of remarkable events and cultural transformations.
From ancient Roman settlements to medieval castles, the county is a treasure trove of historical wonders.
Visit the iconic Stafford Castle, a symbol of Norman power and resilience, standing proudly atop a hill.
Step back in time at the Ancient High House, the largest timber-framed townhouse in England, and discover its fascinating stories.
Delve into the region's pottery heritage at the Wedgwood Museum, where you can admire exquisite ceramics and learn about the birth of the Industrial Revolution.
Uncover the secrets of the past as you explore Staffordshire, a place where history comes alive at every turn.
Natural Wonders
Immerse yourself in Staffordshire's natural wonders and discover the breathtaking beauty of the county's landscapes.
From the stunning peaks of the Peak District National Park to the tranquil waters of Cannock Chase, Staffordshire offers a diverse range of natural attractions.
Explore the enchanting woodlands of the National Forest, home to rare wildlife and ancient trees.
Take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque canals, where you can spot graceful swans gliding through the water.
Marvel at the geological wonders of the Roaches, towering rock formations that offer panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
And don't miss the awe-inspiring beauty of the Trentham Gardens, with its stunning floral displays and serene lake.
Staffordshire's natural wonders will leave you spellbound and yearning for more.
Cultural Delights
Discover the rich cultural heritage of Staffordshire as you delve into its captivating museums, historic sites, and vibrant arts scene.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the region at the Staffordshire County Museum, where you can explore the beautifully restored historic buildings and learn about the area's past.
Marvel at the impressive art collections at the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery, showcasing works from renowned local artists.
Don't miss a visit to the impressive Lichfield Cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic architecture and an important religious site.
Immerse yourself in the local arts scene by catching a show at the New Vic Theatre, known for its innovative productions.
Whether you're interested in history, art, or performing arts, Staffordshire offers a wealth of cultural delights to explore.
Thrilling Adventures
Indulge in adrenaline-pumping experiences as you embark on thrilling adventures in Staffordshire, England.
Brace yourself for an exhilarating journey at Alton Towers Resort, where you can conquer the twists and turns of world-class roller coasters.
Feel the rush of wind as you soar through the air on the thrilling zip lines at Trentham Estate.
Take on the challenge of scaling the heights of the Roaches, a dramatic gritstone escarpment offering breathtaking views and rock climbing opportunities.
For a unique adventure, try your hand at paddleboarding or kayaking on the scenic Rudyard Lake.
And if you're up for a spooky encounter, explore the dark and mysterious tunnels of the Haunted Caves at Churnet Valley Railway.
Get ready to push your limits and create unforgettable memories on your Staffordshire escapade.
Hidden Gems
Uncover the hidden gems of Staffordshire, England as you explore off-the-beaten-path destinations and immerse yourself in their unique charm.
1. Trentham Gardens: Discover a tranquil oasis nestled in the heart of Staffordshire. Wander through the beautifully landscaped gardens, marvel at the stunning Italianate gardens, and explore the fairy-tale-like Trentham Estate. Don't miss the chance to walk across the famous Trentham Lake and enjoy the picturesque views.
2. The Roaches: Embark on a hiking adventure in the rugged Peak District and stumble upon The Roaches. This dramatic gritstone ridge offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Challenge yourself to climb to the summit and be rewarded with unparalleled vistas.
3. Rudyard Lake: Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and unwind at Rudyard Lake. This peaceful reservoir is perfect for a leisurely stroll along the water's edge or a relaxing boat ride. Immerse yourself in nature and soak up the tranquility of this hidden gem.