About

Nestled in the Shropshire countryside, Lilleshall Hall is set in 200 acres of spectacular and secluded grounds and Capability Brown inspired Gardens. 

Discover our Chapters Restaurant, the perfect venue for Sunday lunch with family and friends.  It is also open for private reservations for groups lunches and dinners and celebration events throughout the week.  

Lilleshall House & Gardens has now become a destination for those wishing to spend a weekend, host a business event, or who are looking for a magical backdrop for a special celebration. 

Built in 1831, Lilleshall is the former home and hunting lodge of the Duke of Sutherland and stands in extensive, beautiful grounds overlooking the stunning Capability Brown inspired gardens.

Lilleshall was built with considerable assistance from the 2nd Duke of Sutherland’s wife, Duchess Harriet, who had an appreciation of architecture and landscape gardening. 

The Duchess made detailed notes of all the houses and gardens she visited and introduced many features into the family’s houses and estates.

The approach to the Estate from the main Wolverhampton to Chester Road is through the “Golden Gates”, which are exact replicas of those adorning Buckingham Palace. The 70 foot high obelisk, visible from Chapters and standing on Lilleshall Hill, was built in 1833 in memory of the 1st Duke of Sutherland.