Lilleshall House

About

Wake up in the beautiful countryside in the historic stately home of Lilleshall House, 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.

Whether you’re looking for somewhere special to enjoy an overnight stay, an escape to the country, a celebration weekend, or your looking for the perfect space to stay for a group tour around the historic sites of Telford and Shropshire, we have a fantastic selection of bed & breakfast accommodation to meet your needs.

The sumptuous luxury of our contemporary suites in the main house makes this a favourite choice for groups, celebrations and weekends.  Enjoy a stay in our iconic Leveson Suite with its four poster bedroom and roll top bath. 

For those looking to immerse in the sporting surroundings of Lilleshall our sports inspired rooms overlooking the gardens and grounds of Lilleshall are the perfect choice. 

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.