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Sunnycroft

A comfortable home telling the story of a brewer, a widow and three generations of the Lander family

200 Holyhead Road, Wellington, Telford, Shropshire, TF1 2DR (Sat Nav TF1 2DP)

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The garden front and Conservatory at Sunnycroft, Shropshire

Opening times for 4 July 2025
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Sunnycroft 10:00 - 16:00
Open to the public on the first weekend of month March-October, please pre-book for entry to house. Last admission is 15:00hrs. Open by appointment throughout the year for tailored visits to enable access for all.
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By road
The easiest way to find us is from Junction 7 of the M54. Follow the B5061 towards Wellington. The entrance to Sunnycroft is on the left hand side 100 yards after the Wickets Inn public house.
Parking: We have space in our car park on site for 30-35 cars. There is additional free parking located in the town of Wellington. We are a 1/2 mile walk up hill from the Wrekin Road car park.
Sat Nav: Please use postcode TF1 2DP
By train
A 1/2 mile uphill walk from Wellington station
By bus
Main bus station located adjacent to Wellington train station.
Cycling
NCN81, 1 mile
Cycling - more information

Whats on at Sunnycroft

Medicine cabinet at Sunnycroft

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Sunnycroft by appointment

Bring your party to spend time exploring this rare example of a suburban villa in Wellington, Telford.

The Staircase Hall at Sunnycroft, Shropshire

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Open weekends 2025

Sunnycroft is a place for everyone and loved locally.

Children playing badminton in front of the house in the garden at Sunnycroft, Shropshire

Summer at Sunnycroft

Spend a summer's day at Sunnycroft every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday in August.

The image depicts an intricate embroidery design of a feather, predominantly featuring shades of red, yellow, and orange thread. The design includes various textures and patterns, such as dots, swirls, and grids, adding depth and complexity to the feather. To the left of the finished embroidery, there are red threads neatly arranged, and to the right, there are more orange and yellow threads. Additionally, a fabric with an outline of the same feather design, yet to be embroidered, is visible in the lower right corner, showing the preparatory sketch. The setup suggests a work-in-progress embroidery project.

Embroidery workshops

Spend the day at Sunnycroft creating your very own piece of embroidery with Amanda Carter.

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