The Heath House Estate

Country mansion in rolling Staffordshire hills

Secluded and unspoilt, the imposing house is set within extensive grounds and provides a sophisticated venue for weddings, ceremonies, receptions, corporate events, private parties, concerts and filming.

From the main public rooms there are extensive views to the south, with a fine view from the dining room across the park to the north.

Around Heath House

Stone lodges stand beside the gateways leading into The Heath House estate. The long main drive meanders between green fields and wooded areas, leading visitors to the grand entrance protected by a magnificent 'porte cochere'.

With its turrets, tall chimneys and octagonal tower, the exuberant main entrance sets the tone for this imposing house built from local Hollington stone. Gargoyles peer down from the roof, and stone pinnacles rise from spiky gables.

The Heath House estate

The surrounding 125-acre estate includes an old walled kitchen garden, former stables and a delightful Regency orangery that overlooks a sunken rose garden with clipped box hedging and stone balustrades.

In early summer the surrounding woodlands are ablaze with masses of flowering rhododendron in shades of red and orange, while in autumn mature stands of specimen trees present a spectacular palette of autumn colours.