LONGNOR HALL

About Longnor Hall

Longnor Hall is a historic English country house set within more than ten acres of grounds. The Hall, its outbuildings and surrounding land reflect nearly three centuries of family life and the changing needs of a country estate.
 

The Hall’s History

Longnor Hall’s history includes connections to the Aston family, supporters of Charles I in the 17th century. The present Hall dates from 1726 and was built for Ralph Edge and his wife, the Honourable Jane Saunders.

Over the generations, the Hall has been home to the Edge, Leaver, Mitchell and Holt families. The Mitchells, known for their connections to brewing, form part of this long succession of residents.
 

The Estate

Alongside the Hall stand a large stable yard, a coach house and several traditional farm buildings, together with a listed wall. An unusual store building dating from the 1890s, distinguished by its decorative finials, adds to the estate’s architectural character.

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