EST 1858
The current Netley Hall, a splendid example of Georgian architecture, holds a grade II listing. Constructed in 1855 by Shrewsbury architect, Edward Haycock. It was commissioned to celebrate the marriage and coming together of the Hope and Edwards families.
Built in 1858 by renowned architect Mr John Treasure Netley Hall is an exclusive wedding and events venue based in the heart of Shropshire. Host to 20 bedrooms and 12 holiday lodges Netley Hall offers relaxing countryside getaways year round.
The Estate grounds cover an extensive 160 acres of blissful Shropshire countryside, boasting romantic views of enchanting woodland and rolling velvet hills.
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Netley Hall was commissioned in 1858 to celebrate the marriage and coming together of the Hope and Edwards families. To this day, the sculpted faces of both bride and groom can be seen carved into the Brook Suite fireplaces.
Constructed in 1855 by Shrewsbury architect, Edward Haycock. The current Netley Hall, a splendid example of Georgian architecture, holds a grade II listing. He created a magnificent home with outstanding landscaped grounds and naturally elegant fresh water lakes.
In 2001, Michelle Poole purchased Netley Hall to raise her family, personally overseeing a three-year renovation project costing upwards of three million pounds. Under her guidance, the Hall was meticulously returned to its full former glory.
Netley remained a family home until 2017 when Michelle decided for the first time in over a century, that this fine building should open its doors to the public.
Today, Michelle’s family, honour her legacy by sharing the glory of Netley Hall and fulfilling her lifetime ambition to open a spectacular venue.
The hope edwards suite
Charlie's suite
The Bridal Suite & Swimming Pool
Lola's Preparations Room
The grand hall
the brook suite
the honeymoon suite
The Magistrates Garden
outdoor ceremony
