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We have accommodation in and around the Manor House, cottages around our farm and bluebell wood. We grow some food and look after our wildlife. We have a candle lit restaurant here where we serve carefully prepared four course dinners made from our own and local produce. We also welcome celebrations and meetings in Soulton Court a dedicated reception space which has been thoughtfully restored.

Since the lockdown eased, we have built an earthen amphitheatre, opened the gardens and been welcoming safe plays and outdoor live performance here. Join us at Soulton Long Barrow for this popular event at sunset on the shortest day of the year.
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Signs of settlement here go back to the Neolitich (about 5,500 years ago), with the example of worked flint pictured below being and found in 2017 being the first sign of human activity here.
Slightly later, in the Bronze Age, a barrow was built to the east, and localy, in Iron Age a significant settlement was estabilshed at at near by Burry Walls.
The Romans built their road from Uriconium (Wroxeter today) to Mediolanum (Whitchurch today) over part of our farm, and a small town - Rutunio - developed somewhere very close indeed to the current hall, but its exact location has been lost.
Across the lawn from Soulton Hall, the original Carriage House has been transformed, providing ground-floor accommodation.
The Carriage House has a small, south-facing courtyard and open views across the fields to Soulton Wood, so these rooms are particularly restful.
One of the rooms can be arranged as either a double or a twin.
If you are staying in The Carriage House accommodation, parking for these rooms can be close to the entrance if you find it more convienient, or have access needs.
Pets are welcome in these rooms, and you are encouraged to enjoy the beautiful setting, which the video below helps explore a little.
Just over the walled garden from Soulton Hall, and standing in its own grounds, is the Cedar Lodge: a weather boarded Colt ranch house, providing bed and breakfast rooms all on the ground floor, with convenient parking close by.
These rooms in particular provide different options for those guests who need accommodation which is not in the conventional model of a double en suite room.
Guests here are warmly encouraged to relax inSoulton Hall's public rooms.
We are committed to sustainability improvements: we use eco ground source heating, and our electricity is by solar PV.
This room is located in the Cedar Lodge and provides an especially peaceful four-poster suite, with views to Soulton Wood framed by ancient oak trees.
The room has a separate walk in shower, as well as a bath.
In the summer you can see cattle graze in the fields beyond the garden fence - the field was once an ancient garden.
There are an abundance of picture windows and some French doors, making it an appealing place for people who wish to spend time just relaxing at Soulton.
Surrounding the hall and cottages, is our much cherished farm.
There are two bedrooms: a double room and a room with either a super king or twn beds depending on your requirements.
There is a further small sitting room with sofa bed, which links back to one of the bedrooms, with a bathroom beyond that.
This set of rooms is always let as one unit to one party or family.
There is one entrance door for all the Garden Rooms, and one bathroom shared between all three rooms.
The Garden Rooms enable us to provide priced accommodation for groups such as cycling groups (we are on the Lands End to John O'Groats route) and families who are not visiting Shropshire for long enough to think about taking a self catering cottage.
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