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The Temple of Diana is an exquisite masterpiece set within 1000 acres of ‘Capability’ Brown Parkland on the Weston Park estate in Shropshire. This luxurious accommodation for 6 guests is an unforgettable abode to stay in.

Initially the Temple was built in the 1760's for Sir Henry Bridgeman and since then has been passed through the generations of this affluent family. Over the years a grand collection of fine furniture, Gobelin tapestries and other objects have been gathered from around the world.

The accommodation is set over 4 floors with a spiral stair case leading to the lower ground floor where there is a kitchen, bathroom with walk in shower and roll top bath, a utility room and a snug / games room. The ground floor consists of a dining room, unique circular lounge with French doors to the garden, a spectacular three-bay glazed orangery with views over the parkland and a king size double bedroom. Further up the spiral stair case on the first floor is the circular king size bedroom with en suite shower room plusa second kingsize double bedroom (that can convert to a twin room upon request) and an en suite shower room.The Temple of Diana is warmed during the cold weather by oil-fired central heating.

The area offers activities for everyone with walking and cycling trails, water sports and plenty of amusements and restaurants near by. Things to do include golf, fishing, visiting art galleries, Weston Park’s Woodland Adventure Playground, the local excellent restaurants, cafe, delis etc, and the miniature railway in the park.

No smoking. No pets. WIFI is available. On-site parking.

The minimum stay is 2 nights.

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