Chillington Hall

Chillington Hall is a country house built in the classical style with balanced stone facades and large windows arranged symmetrically. The interior features elegantly designed rooms with period details that show how Georgian estates were laid out and furnished.

Architect Francis Smith designed this country house in 1724 following Georgian architectural principles. The building reflects important developments in English design and construction from that period.

The house displays period furnishings and decorative arts that reflect how families lived in English country estates during the 1700s. The rooms are arranged in a way that shows how residents and staff moved through and used the spaces daily.

Tours run throughout the year and parking is available on the grounds. A guided tour or the information provided in each room helps you understand the purpose and layout of the different spaces.

The original room sequence from 1724 survives unchanged, letting visitors experience how people moved through and lived in the house during that era. This spatial continuity is rare in many restored historic homes.

Location: Brewood and Coven

Inception: 1724

Architects: Francis Smith

Architectural style: Georgian architecture

Address: Wolverhampton WV8 1RE

Website: https://chillingtonhall.co.uk

GPS coordinates: 52.65850,-2.20300

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:42