The Pitchford Estate Collection

The Pitchford Estate Collection consists of a charming selection of four beautifully restored properties resting on the tranquil rural outskirts of Pitchford, Shropshire. This collection offers pet-friendly stays, historic character, spacious interiors and access to the remarkable estate grounds, making it a lovely base for families, groups of friends, couples, and history lovers. The surroundings enjoy rolling, unspoilt countryside, where you can wander ancient parkland, spot local wildlife, and seek out the estate’s extraordinary treehouse, believed to be one of the oldest in the world. With the estate first recorded in the Domesday Book and shaped over centuries by medieval lords, Elizabethan craftsmanship and later royal visitors, Pitchford’s story weaves through more than a thousand years of English history. Its restoration, documented in Channel 4’s Saving Country Houses, continues to reveal new layers of its past, from its natural pitch well to the medieval manor foundations still thought to lie beneath parts of the hall.

Treat your loved ones to a meal out at nearby eateries such as Old Hall Restaurant, offering locally sourced dishes in a refined period setting, The Mytton & Mermaid for classic British dining beside the river, or The Haughmond, serving award-winning modern British cuisine in a welcoming village inn. Make the most of your location by exploring Shrewsbury, Ludlow, Ironbridge and the Shropshire Hills National Landscape, pack your hiking boots and doggy treats to roam scenic trails, discover ancient hillforts, and take in extraordinary views over patchwork fields. Whether it’s wandering the cobbled streets of medieval Shrewsbury, exploring Wroxeter Roman City, crossing the world-famous Iron Bridge, or savouring food-filled days out in Ludlow, there’s something here to enchant every kind of traveller. Escape to the Pitchford Estate Collection for an unforgettable blend of heritage, countryside and comfort in the heart of rural Shropshire.