Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY5

Eaton Mascott Hall

At its centre is Eaton Mascott Hall, a Grade II listed residence dating from the late 17th century, with elegant 18th and 19th century additions. Set over four storeys, the Hall features six bedrooms, five attic rooms, a two bedroom self-contained flat, and extensive cellars. Period details include polished oak floors, sash windows, and working fireplaces, complemented by modern comforts such as a passenger lift and luxurious en-suites. The Hall is approached via a half-mile private drive through mature parkland and is surrounded by formal gardens, expansive lawns, and a traditional Ha-Ha, preserving uninterrupted views. Highlights include a grand reception hall, elegant drawing and dining rooms, a bespoke kitchen with sun terrace access, and a distinguished oak-panelled library.

Eaton Mascott Leisure

The Estate’s leisure amenities include a tennis court, indoor swimming pool, steam room, and a historic stable block with manège. A rear courtyard houses garages, and outbuildings, reflecting the Estate’s working heritage. The gardens, developed over 25 years, offer year-round interest with themed spaces such as a walled garden, secret garden with lily pool, Japanese-inspired areas, and a summerhouse with elevated views. The gardens are opened annually for charity, showcasing their beauty and care.

The Estate

Beyond the Hall, the Estate comprises productive arable land, pasture, and woodland, totalling over 780 acres. The arable land (approx. 447 acres) is operated under a contract farming agreement and includes irrigation infrastructure with a reservoir and abstraction licence. Grassland (approx. 210 acres) is let for grazing, while 122 acres of woodland offer ecological and amenity value. A diverse portfolio of 11 renovated residential properties provides a commercial income and flexibility for guests, staff, or extended family. These include substantial homes like North and South Farmhouses, stylish barn conversions, and charming cottages, all maintained to high standards. The Estate also includes a mix of traditional and modern agricultural buildings, some with planning permission for residential conversion, offering further development potential.

Local Information

Eaton Mascott Estate offers a tranquil countryside lifestyle with breathtaking views of the South Shropshire Hills and Welsh Borders. Located just 2 miles from Cross Houses and 8 miles from historic Shrewsbury, it combines rural charm with excellent transport links to Birmingham, London, and Manchester. The area boasts outstanding schools, cultural attractions, and easy access to private aviation, making it ideal for families and commuters alike.

Services

The properties are connected to mains electricity and water.All properties are served by private foul drainage. The properties in Eaton Mascott are served by a bio-disc sewage treatment plant. Chapel House, Keepers Cottage, Pitchford Barn and Pitchford Forge are all served by private septic tanks. Heating to all of the properties is provided by oil fired central heating.

Local Authority

Shropshire County Council.

Directions

From the Shrewsbury bypass, take the A458, signposted to Cross Houses and Much Wenlock. Pass through Cross Houses and then take the second turning on the right signposted to Pitchford and Acton Burnell. Continue on this road for 0.25 miles until reaching the entrance to Eaton Mascott Hall on the right hand side. (All distances and times are approximate)

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Postcode

SY5 6HG

Contact

For further information, please contact Chris Jones using the details listed in the brochure.