In remote wooded country, the house is built of limestone, dates from 1586 and is unaltered. Its Great Chamber is said to be haunted, used as a youth hostel
This limestone house stands on the southern slope of Wenlock Edge in remote country with views down to the Corvedale. Dating from 1586, it is unaltered but unfurnished. Features include remarkable wooden spiral stairs, unique bow rack andfine plaster ceilings. Let to the Youth Hostels Association.
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