Stay at Shucknall Court

A retreat for family, friends, and unforgettable moments

Our country house accommodation offers more than just a place to stay — it’s a peaceful escape designed with care, comfort and thoughtful touches throughout.

Shucknall sleeps up to 28 guests across four unique spaces, each offering its own charm and privacy.

  • The House

    At the heart of the estate, The House offers nine individually designed en-suite bedrooms — perfect for a group celebration or weekend getaway.

    A cozy bedroom with a neatly made bed featuring beige pillows with black letters, a green ottoman footstool, a bedside table with a vintage alarm clock, and a black armchair with a patterned cushion. Beige curtains cover a window to the right, and a woven pendant light hangs from the ceiling.

  • The Art Room

    Tucked beside the gardens, The Art Room is a light-filled space ideal for friends or family. Stylish, self-contained and peaceful, it’s the perfect place to unwind.

    A backyard with a pond, surrounded by green plants and flowers, with a row of lounge chairs on a wooden deck and a stone wall in the background.

  • The Cowhide

    The Cow Hide is a private and peaceful retreat with its own en-suite and boutique-style finish. Perfect for newlyweds or a quiet countryside escape.

    A wooden basket filled with eggs, bottles of wine and juice, snacks, and coffee, sitting on gravel ground.

  • Wild Oats

    Perfect for bridal prep or extra guests, Wild Oats overlooks the courtyard with space, light and style in equal measure. Watch guests arrive from the windows as you get ready for the day.

A dining room with a wooden table and chairs, a sideboard with candles, a floral painting, and a large vase of white flowers, illuminated by warm lighting.

Accommodation includes:

  • Rise and Fall bedding - 600 thread count.

  • Each room has a Roberts Revival mini-radio.

  • Bramley products in each bathroom- shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand wash and hand cream. Bubble bath for the main bathroom.

  • Bespoke fitted wardrobes with plenty of hanging space and storage

  • Luxury pocket-sprung Hypnos mattresses.

  • White fluffy bath sheet and dressing gown per guest - hand towels and bath mats are also provided.

  • Custom and hand-made lined curtains or blackout blinds in every room- perfect for having a holiday lay-in.

  • Each room has its own unique style and colour scheme.

  • Waterfall shower heads and walk-in showers.


Front view of a large brick house with a slate roof, three dormer windows, and two chimneys, with a paved walkway leading to a black door and two potted plants on either side.
A dining area with a long table set with woven placemats, a bowl of strawberries, and cushions on a green upholstered bench. The wall behind features a gallery of framed pictures, decorative initials 'S' and 'C', and various wall-mounted decorations
Living room with dark navy walls, two brown leather tufted sofas, an upholstered yellow armchair, a round ottoman with a patterned fabric top, a marble fireplace with a round mirror above, and a large window with beige curtains letting in natural lig
A cozy bedroom with a bed dressed in white sheets, beige and gray accents, and decorative pillows with letters 'S' and 'C'. Towels and folded clothes are on the bed, with a nightstand and lamp beside it, in a room with a sloped ceiling and skylight.
Dining room with wooden table and chairs, cowhide armchair, mirror, and jukebox.
A dining room with a long wooden table, nine chairs, a wall with framed pictures, a vase with white flowers, a chandelier with multiple lampshades, and decorative items on shelves.
A hand reaching for three bottles of Bramley body wash and conditioner in a bathroom shower niche with white hexagonal tile background.
A neatly made bed with white sheets, beige and black accents, against a yellow wallpapered wall with a floral pattern in a hotel room. Two monogrammed pillows with 'S' and 'C' are on the bed, and there are rolled towels and dark gray cloths at the fo
An outdoor patio with a firepit containing logs, surrounded by tree stump seats on a brick surface, with bushes and a garden bed of flowers in the background.
Corner built-in storage bench with pillows, shelves with rolled blankets, hooks on a wooden ledge, and decorative boxes in a mudroom or entryway.
A wooden table with a deck of playing cards and a wooden wine rack, positioned near a window with a chair that has blue pillows with rabbit designs, green and gray blankets, and a view of rocks outside.
Living room with a white fireplace, black and white cowhide armchair, green sofas with throw blankets, wooden dining chairs, clock on the wall, and a large mirror above the fireplace.
Modern kitchen with a white island, dark cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a window with floral valance.
A gallery wall above a yellow upholstered bench, featuring framed artwork, decorative letters 'S' and 'C', a deer head sculpture, and various decorative items.
A cozy living room with a lit fireplace and a mustard yellow upholstered armchair.

Herefordshire & things to do

Herefordshire offers miles and miles of byways and footpaths that lead to stunning views, and wind through beautiful countryside. Some of our favourites are:

Visit Hereford

The city of Hereford is only a 15-minute drive away from the house. It has history, shopping, and lovely scenery of the River Wye. Visit the golden-stone Cathedral to see the Mappa Mundi- a European Medieval map of the world- and the Chained Library. If you fancy some shopping, have a walk along Church Street where you will find lots of independent shops. If you want to experience the River Wye in all its glory, Hereford Canoe Hire offers different canoe and kayak experiences.

Visit Ledbury

Ledbury is less than a 20 minute drive away and is a picturesque market town with lots of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. For literature lovers, the town hosts The Ledbury Poetry Festival so if you are lucky enough to catch-it, it is well worth a visit. For the history buffs, there is also Eastnor Castle. The town is close to the Malvern Hills so it is the perfect place to refuel after a hike.

Visit Hay-on-Wye

The ‘town of Book’s’ straddles the border between England and Wales and is on the River Wye, it’s about 40 minutes away by car. The town is famous for the Hay Festival and its literature, you’ll find bookshops galore - it is the perfect spot for slowly browsing independent shops and reading in a quaint cafe. We like Richard Booth’s Bookshop, Addyman Books and Haystacks Music and More, The Cosy Club and The Old Electric Shop.

Walk the Malverns

The British Camp walk is a 3.5-mile circular route that starts at the British Camp car park and climbs to the summit of the Herefordshire Beacon where you will be rewarded with spectacular views.

Black Mountains

Part of the Brecon Beacons, the Black Mountains are the easternmost of the four mountain ranges of hills that comprise the Brecon Beacons National Park. Starting in the Black Hill car park (HR2 0PL), this circular route is on the border between England and Wales and promises stunning views. After all that hiking, enjoy a well-earned pint or roast at The Bulls Head in Craswell.

Symonds Yat Rock

Symonds Yat Rock is a historic viewpoint with breathtaking views of the River Wye. With such a high viewpoint, it is also a popular spot for bird watchers who come to spot the Peregrine Falcons. There are several trails and circular walks that are clearly marked once you arrive at the car park. You can choose a gentle wander through the forest on the Woodlands

Trail or take on more of a challenge with The Highmeadow Trails. This is also a great place to rent kayaks or try some rock climbing- there are lots of outdoor activities to try. Paddleboarding Adventures offers some fun Stand-Up Paddleboarding activities, like SUP Yoga. Whatever you choose, you are guaranteed beautiful scenery.

Book your stay at Shucknall

To see our current availability and enquire about making a booking, please email us.