Bed & Breakfast

A Victorian stone house standing in large gardens with ample parking, surrounded by thousands of acres of magnificent countryside. With stunning views of the Corvedale, Teme Valley, Clee Hills and on a clear day far reaching views of the Malvern Hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Built in 1875 by the Allcroft family of Stokesay Court, the Allcrofts made a great fortune in the mid-19h century from the manufacture of gloves with the firm Dent Allcroft & Co. The fortune helped in the purchase of Stokesay Estate and Castle in 1869 from the Earl of Craven, and the building of Stokesay Court farmhouses and cottages.

Facilities

Family room with shower and private bathroom, all with colour television, tea and coffee making facilities and stunning views from all the windows. Walks from the door to Norton Camp which overlooks Stokesay Castle and many more good walks in the area. Also ideal for cycling as many small quiet roads may be circled.