South Front of the house at Attingham Park | © National Trust Images/Matthew Antrobus

Houses and buildings in Shropshire and Staffordshire

From an Elizabethan farmhouse and timber-framed manor to sandstone cave dwellings and a house that saved a King, the properties in Shropshire and Staffordshire are filled with fascinating history to explore.

A view of the East Front of Dudmaston Hall with the sun shining on the hall which is framed by trees and a manicured lawn

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Dudmaston Hall

A much-loved home and country mansion where traditional rooms contrast with contemporary galleries displaying British Modern Art including works by Moore, Matisse and Hepworth.

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Sunnycroft house

Explore the impressive suburban villa at Sunnycroft, built by the middle class to emulate the country houses of the landed gentry.

An exterior view of Benthall Hall, a stone manor house with bay windows surrounded by greenery. In front of the house is a turning circle and car.

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Benthall Hall

Benthall may be small, but it’s packed full of things to do. Explore the house and then stroll around the gardens and stop off for a snack of tea and cake.

The west view of the Shugborough Mansion on a sunny day

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The house at Shugborough

Explore the Georgian house at Shugborough, discover global treasures, life below stairs in the servants' quarters and the Apartments of Patrick Lichfield.

Visitors in the Great Parlour at Wightwick Manor and Gardens, Wolverhampton, West Midlands

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Wightwick Manor

Explore a home full of Pre-Raphaelite art and William Morris interiors, lovingly collected by Sir Geoffrey and Rosalie, Lady Mander.

The King's Room at Moseley Old Hall, Staffordshire

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Moseley Old Hall

Visit Moseley Old Hall, the house that saved a King. Find out more about the story of its most famous visitor, King Charles II, and about life in 17th-century Staffordshire.