Explore Peplow Hall
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Peplow Hall
Peplow Hall Estate
Market drayton
Shropshire
TF9 3JP
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The Peplow Experience
Surrounded by 64 acres of exquisite parkland, landscaped gardens, and outstanding nature, Peplow Hall is undoubtedly the hidden gem of Shropshire. Originally built in 1725, the 18th-century manor house sits proudly in the heart of the estate, with the five luxury holiday home cottages all located nearby.
Peplow Hall’s idyllic countryside location is the perfect spot for a relaxing romantic getaway or a trip with friends or family. Here, you may escape the chaos and commotion of everyday life in favour of the complete peace and quiet the local Shropshire countryside has to offer.
Our facilities
- Baby changing facilities
- Bedlinen and towels included
- Central Heating
- Dishwasher
- Dog friendly
- Free Wifi
- Fridge & Freezer
- Garden
- Group visits available
- Hairdryer
- Ironing facilities
- Microwave
- Non smoking establishment
- On site parking
- Tea and coffee making facilities
- Cot
- Hot Tub
- Rural location
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