Eleanor Hall spent years in disrepair before it was rescued and restored. What you get now is a Grade II* listed manor with ornate plaster ceilings, marble and cast iron fireplaces, 21 acres of private parkland, and the whole place to yourselves.

It sleeps up to 18 across five bedrooms. That makes it the right size for a milestone birthday, a family weekend or a small team off-site, without rattling around in a house built for 40.

Eleanor Hall

The house at a glance

  • Sleeps up to 18
  • 5 bedrooms
  • 21 acres of parkland
  • Cinema room
  • Dining for the whole group
  • Up to two dogs
Inside

Rooms for everyone

The dining room at Eleanor Hall, set for dinner

The dining room

One table for the whole group

The dining room seats all 18 of you together, under an original ornate ceiling. The kitchen is set up for cooking for a crowd or for a private chef, with a steam oven, induction hob, warming drawers and an American style fridge freezer.

The cinema room at Eleanor Hall

Evenings in

Film nights and quiet corners

The cinema room has a four metre screen, stereo sound and an Xbox. There is a Sonos system through the house, board games in the cupboard and a table tennis table for whenever it is wanted.

The five bedrooms are each styled differently and each has a king bed. Two are en suite, and three share a mezzanine family bathroom.

The terrace at Eleanor Hall, looking over the garden

Outside

21 acres to roam

The terrace has outdoor seating, a fire pit and a gas BBQ under the pergola. The lawn has room for croquet and football, the children have swings, an in ground trampoline and a treehouse, and you are free to walk the parkland.

The dining room fireplace and bookcases at Eleanor Hall

On screen

You may have seen it before

Eleanor Hall has appeared in ITV’s Joan, Meet the Khans and Channel 4’s The Love Trap, and it is still a working film and photography location.

Getting there

Secluded, but easy to reach

The M42 is seven minutes away, and Birmingham Airport and the NEC are both around 15 minutes by car. Dorridge station is a seven minute drive, with trains to Birmingham Moor Street in around 20 minutes. Kenilworth Castle, Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon and Leamington Spa are all within easy reach.

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Questions about Eleanor Hall

How many does Eleanor Hall sleep?

Up to 18, across five bedrooms. Each bedroom has a king bed, three also have a sofa bed, and a further sofa bed can be made up in the morning room.

Is it good for a small team off-site?

Yes. The dining room seats the whole group, the cinema room works for presentations as well as films, and the M42, Birmingham Airport and the NEC are all close by.

Can we bring the dog?

Up to two well behaved dogs are welcome, on request.