Outside Description

The gardens at Walcot Hall in Shropshire cover over 30 acres, including one of the finest Arboretums in Britain with a rich profusion of tree, shrub and herbaceous plantings. Different trees are ever being added and amongst the notable specimens is a huge Douglas Fir, planted by Lord Powis in 1842 and once one of the largest trees of its kind in Britain.

Downstairs Description

It is a converted timber building with an open plan layout, which, includes a kitchen, reception hall, dining room, living room, bathroom and double bedroom. Above the kitchen is a second double bedroom on a mezzanine floor reached by a sturdy ladder staircase.

It has a wood-burning stove, Rayburn and a gas cooker and its own generator to provide electricity which powers the electric fridge. Wooden shutters open out to reveal the most wonderful views over the west lake and the Long Mynd beyond.

A paved area by the front door, with table and benches which gives guests the chance to make the most of all aspects of this popular Hidden Treasure.

Other Notes

The Dipping Shed is the most remote of all the apartments at Walcot Hall. If attending an event in the main hall or Ballroom, it will take approximately 10 minutes on foot to cover the distance. Sturdy footwear and a torch are recommended. You can bring your party shoes with you and change once there. Alternatively, you are welcome to drive up and park in the main car park.