Noseley Hall

The brick-built mansion displays a two-story south front with eleven bays and full-height Tuscan pilasters stretching across the exterior walls.

Built in the 1720s by Sir Arthur Haselrige, the current structure replaced a 15th-century manor house that previously stood on the property.

The estate represents the architectural preferences of English country houses, with its rectangular walled kitchen garden and traditional apple storage facilities.

The property includes multiple structures such as the main house, a Grade I listed chapel from the 13th century, and a Grade II listed stable block.

The upper floor of the separate apple store retains its original storage racks, featuring a distinctive roof with fish-scale tiles and an adjoining barn.

Location: Noseley

GPS coordinates: 52.57900,-0.91194

Latest update: March 6, 2025 00:00