National Trust - Sunnycroft

Sunnycroft Wellington shropshire home of a Shropshire brewer, a beautiful Edwardian gentleman's home. Exactly how it was when it was built the family never changed the house. Wonderful grade 1 glass house in the grounds. Well worth a visit, national trust property. Pre book only

Lovely 'small' home for the National Trust, but lots of interesting information and treasures throughout! The docents/ guides were great and even though it's 'only' 5 acres, there are many places to explore! The grounds do get muddy on very wet days and there is no cafe/ tea room or gift shop. It was a wonderful visit anyway!

Still a beautiful place, one of the best I've visited.Sadly now only open by appointment on the 1st weekend of every month.Not as many rooms open as there used to be. No more tea room, no produce on sale.It is still worth visiting

Lovely house tucked away and beautiful gardens. Excellent tour guide

Lovely place to visit for a delightful tour in a relaxing environment.Tyger, Tyger, burning bright,In the BILLIARD room of the site,What immortal Lander eye,Did FRAME thy fearful symmetry?(William BREAK).

A beautiful Edwardian house. You can see the upstairs and the backstairs.... Money was everything. The staircase and skylight are unique - worth a visit just to see those. I recommend the 40min guided tour.... there were just four of us with Angela, a really knowledgeable guide. Fascinating! Enjoying tea and cake on the veranda was really quite special.... The gardens are just beautiful. Parking is free - and entry at £7.80 is worth every penny.

A lovely little NT gem, untouched over time, if it’s this nice on a chilly Feb day it must a delight in the summer ! Great way to see how a Victorian Villa was run in the day (if you could step back in time). Nice looking little tea room but we didn’t use. Reasonable grounds which originally were twice the size but sold off over time. House currently undergoing re-wiring so some of the rooms are partially covered in dust sheets etc but can still get the idea of how grand they were. Surprising how free you can roam and how many original items are placed out for your interest throughout the house. Bit of a guided talk in the servants quarters and then you’re left to roam the house, very knowledgeable guides on hand throughout.