Set within the splendid Shropshire countryside with easy motorway access and just 5 miles from Shrewsbury, this stunning historic Grade I listed 4-storey Elizabethan sandstone mansion house creates an ideal film backdrop and rooms can be dressed to meet requirements.
Condover Hall boasts 20 acres of immaculate gardens and is surrounded by rolling countryside and woodland. Steeped in history with earliest records describing the Saxon village of Condover as a rural manor, Condover Hall formed part of the estate of Roger De Montfort, Earl of Shrewsbury.
The mansion house, as seen today, was built for Thomas Owen, purportedly by Walter Hancock, a distinguished Shropshire mason from Much Wenlock. The current house was not completed until 1598, the year of his death and possibly finally completed by his son, Sir Roger Owen
Condover Hall, currently operating as a residential activity centre, features typical Elizabethan 2-storey high ground floor rooms lit by tall windows with regular mullions and double transoms. The main Hall displays fine towers, chimneys, gables, examples of strap work frieze, wooden beams, a grand carved staircase, carved wooden panelling, coats of arms, and a magnificent fireplace. The grounds surrounding also remain laid out in formal 17th century style with boxed yew hedges.
Access to the Hall is through an impressive gated stone archway with a formal gravel driveway edged by finely tended lawns leading directly to the front of the Hall.
Phone: Samantha Snell – 02392 222 360 | Email: enquiries@condoverhall.com
Condover Hall, Condover, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY5 7AU | Web: www.condoverhall.com