Ingestre Lodges

The three lodges that make up Ingestre Lodges are Chetwynd, Diamond and Talbot and can be hired individually or together to cater for groups of 2 - 18 people. All the properties are full of character and have many beautiful original features which reflect the fascinating history of the building.

Chetwynd
.   Sleeps 8
.   4 bedrooms
.   Wedding suite
.   walk-in-wardrobe
.   3 bathrooms
.   2 en-suite
.   Kitchen with island
.   Living room Dining
.   Self-catering
.   Wheelchair friendly

3 Night Weekend £996.00
4 Nights Weekdays £996.00
7 Nights £1500.00

Diamond
.   Sleeps 2
.   1 bedroom
.   Large Wedding suite
.   en-suite bathroom
.   self-catering

3 Night Weekend £396.00
4 Nights Weekdays £396.00
7 Nights £600.00

Talbot
.   Sleeps 8
.   4 bedrooms
.    Wedding suite
.   walk-in-wardrobe
.   3 bathrooms
.   2 en-suite
.   Kitchen with island
.   Living room Dining
.   Self-catering
.   Wheelchair friendly

3 Night Weekend £996.00
4 Nights Weekdays £996.00
7 Nights £1500.00

Additional features include wheelchair access and bathrooms, linen provided, working stables with 50 horses, garden and wood lane, TV, radio, cot and high chair provided, freezer, dish washer, ironing, hairdryers.

Skype: ingestrelodges

Twitter: @Ingestrelodges

Map reference: 52.819687,-2.033292

Aaron and Anna Chetwynd
Ingestre Lodges
New Stables
Ingestre
Staffordshire
ST18 0RE

Tel: 01889 271013
E-Mail: enquiry@ingestrelodges.com
Web: www.ingestrelodges.com

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Nearby Attractions

St Mary The Virgin Church

The present church was built by Walter Chetwynd to a design attributed to Sir Christopher Wren. This is backed up by the existence of a drawing by Sir Christopher Wren labelled Mr Chetwynd's Tower, now in a collection of Wren drawings in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Walter Chetwynd was a friend of Sir Christopher Wren and both were members of the Royal Society.

0.0 km from Ingestre Lodges

Ingestre Orangery

Ingestre Orangery was built c1770 and stands in the grounds of Ingestre Hall. In 1960 Ingestre Hall estate was purchased from the Earl of Shrewsbury and used as a residential arts by West Bromwich Council, now known as Sandwell Council. The Orangery has been unused for many years and needs to be restored. The Friends of Ingestre Orangery aim to restore the Orangery in the grounds of Ingestre Hall to its former glory and a sustainable use by the community.

0.7 km from Ingestre Lodges

Canalside Farm Shop & Cafe

Canalside Farm, Shop and Café is located on the side of the picturesque Trent and Mersey Canal near Stafford. There are some beautiful canal and country side paths on our doorstep, as well as the opportunity to visit Shugborough Hall, a stunning Stately Home, only a 10 minute walk away. Open 7 days a week all year round, why not visit us and pick up a picnic, treat yourself to a delicious full English Breakfast, participate in one of our exciting seasonal events or 'pick your own' strawberries and raspberries during the season!

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Bowman Antiques

Explore over 300 stalls and discover thousands of antiques and collectable items at the Antiques Fairs held at the County Showground throughout the year.

Admission £5 adults, £3 concessions (accompanied under 16 year olds FREE).

2.7 km from Ingestre Lodges

Staffordshire County Showground

The Showground is a multi-purpose venue hosting a variety of international and national events all year round as well as balls, banquets, conferences and product launches. With a wide variety of exhibition halls ranging in size from 7800 square metres to 1000 square metres as well as conference suites that can accommodate up to 750 delegates or 500 diners, the Showground has the capacity to host events large and small.

The exhibition halls and conference suites are complimented by a range of bars and restaurants, ample free parking and a wide variety of outdoor facilities including a 600 seat grandstand, camping and caravan facilities as well as a bandstand.

Situated in 70 acres of the very best Staffordshire countryside and close to the motorway network as well as the West Coast main railway line the Showground is in a prime location.

Full access and facilities for disabled visitors.

2.7 km from Ingestre Lodges

Shugborough Estate

"Journey through the historic estate of Shugborough and experience the nation's best 'upstairs downstairs' experience"

Set in 900 acres of stunning parkland and riverside gardens with elegant mansion House, working Victorian Servants' Quarters, Georgian farm, dairy & mill and restored walled garden, which are brought to life by costumed living history characters who share their lives and powerful stories from the past with visitors. Explore Lord Lichfield's private rooms and hear the stories of one of the nation's grandest families, with NEW Shugborough Revisited.

3.1 km from Ingestre Lodges

The Amerton Railway

The 1897 Bagnall steam locomotive "Isabel" is our jewel in the crown - remembered by many from her time displayed on a plinth outside Stafford station. "Isabel" is in steam to pull passenger trains on our one mile railway most Sundays and Bank Holidays from March to October, and for our Santa Specials in December.

We also run one of our other diesel or steam engines on Saturdays and during school holidays. For our timetable and fares please visit our website.

3.4 km from Ingestre Lodges

British Wildlife Rescue Centre

The Centre is open to the public and boasts an enjoyable and educational display of British birds and animals housed in large aviaries and enclosures with living conditions that are as natural as possible. The centre is suitable for animal lovers of all ages - school and group visits are welcomed.

British Wildlife Rescue Centre is a self-funding charitable organisation; its prime aim is to rescue sick, injured and orphaned wildlife then to rehabilitate and release back to the wild. There are however, because of the nature of their injuries, wildlife that would not survive in the wild. These, together with other specimens that were bred in captivity form the core of the facility.

The centre also takes many small pets and exotic creatures that were abandoned by previous owners; these are housed or lodged and can be seen at the centre until homes can be found.

3.4 km from Ingestre Lodges

The T Room

Cosy family run tea room located a short stroll from Milford Common, opposite the Cricket Club. We are based inside Highfield Equestrian. Sandwiches, drinks, snacks and delicious cakes available to eat in or we can make it to go. Open daily from 10am until 3.45pm

3.6 km from Ingestre Lodges

Sandon Hall

"Staffordshire's Premier Country House Venue"

Sandon Hall, ancestral home of the Earls of Harrowby, sits astride high ground overlooking the Trent valley amidst 400 acres of rolling parkland. Completed in 1854, the imposing Hall, with its 50-acre formal gardens, is a grand, yet tranquil, setting. It is the ideal location for an array of functions, from weddings and parties to conferences and outdoor events. With all events hired on an exclusive basis and with high-quality service at all times, any event at Sandon Hall will live long in the memory.

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