The Telegraph kindly wrote about Soulton Today (16 March, 2024):
Soulton Hall, Shropshire
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Remember the woodland setting in Shakespeare’s As You Like It? Well, you can stride through it as spring bluebells come out to play in the ancient oak woods at Soulton Hall, a fabulous Tudor red-brick pile bearing the architectural hallmark of Sir Rowland Hill.
Wrapped in miles of Shropshire countryside, this manor and working farm delivers total peace and wonder-ful hospitality courtesy of the Ashton family. Rooms brim with original character, with beams, stone-mullioned windows and antiques, while cottages offer more privacy and patios…
But if the sun is out, you won’t be spending long in your room, with Elizabethan walled gardens, miles of beautiful trails, brooks, rivers and the remains of a Norman castle to explore.
If you are a wildlife enthusiast, bring your binoculars and keep an eye out for birds including lapwings, skylarks, kestrels and barn owls.
