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Felthouse Wood

Wood, Forest in Staffordshire Staffordshire Moorlands

England

Felthouse Wood

Consall Hall Consall Hall was first built in 1810 (as “New Hall”) by an industrialist but has been substantially modified throughout since, including since 1958 when the site was inherited by the previous owner, William Podmore OBE, who spent the next 50 years creating the gardens with lakes, follies and summer houses.
Consall Hall Credit: Eric Marsh

Felthouse Wood is a serene forest located in the county of Staffordshire, England. It covers an area of approximately 300 acres and is situated near the village of Felthouse, which lies within the Cannock Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The woodland consists predominantly of mixed broadleaf trees, including oak, birch, and beech, creating a diverse and vibrant ecosystem. The dense canopy provides shelter for a wide variety of wildlife, making it a popular spot for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

The forest is crisscrossed by a network of well-maintained trails, allowing visitors to explore the enchanting woodlands at their own pace. These paths wind through the trees, offering stunning views and glimpses of the wildlife that call this forest home. From vibrant wildflowers in the spring to the golden hues of autumn, Felthouse Wood offers a mesmerizing spectacle throughout the seasons.

The tranquility of the woodland makes it an ideal destination for those seeking peace and solitude. It is a place where one can escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in the beauty of nature.

Felthouse Wood is managed by the Forestry Commission, which ensures the preservation and conservation of the forest. The commission also organizes educational programs and events to promote awareness and understanding of the woodland ecosystem.

Overall, Felthouse Wood is a captivating destination that offers a haven of natural beauty, making it a cherished gem within the Staffordshire countryside.

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Consall Hall Consall Hall was first built in 1810 (as “New Hall”) by an industrialist but has been substantially modified throughout since, including since 1958 when the site was inherited by the previous owner, William Podmore OBE, who spent the next 50 years creating the gardens with lakes, follies and summer houses.
Consall Hall
Consall Hall was first built in 1810 (as “New Hall”) by an industrialist but has been substantially modified throughout since, including since 1958 when the site was inherited by the previous owner, William Podmore OBE, who spent the next 50 years creating the gardens with lakes, follies and summer houses.
View down one of the lakes at Consall Hall Taken from the steps out of the garden area down to the lake.
View down one of the lakes at Consall Hall
Taken from the steps out of the garden area down to the lake.
Consall Hall View of the rear of the Hall.
Consall Hall
View of the rear of the Hall.
Consall Hall General view of the Hall from the grounds.
Consall Hall
General view of the Hall from the grounds.
Full Moon Seat Consall Hall grounds is full of structures like this.
Full Moon Seat
Consall Hall grounds is full of structures like this.
Summer House at Consall Hall Octagonal seating area.
Summer House at Consall Hall
Octagonal seating area.
Small seating area The seat has a panoramic view over the estate.
Small seating area
The seat has a panoramic view over the estate.
View of one of the lakes from a sitting area Panoramic view of one of the lakes.
View of one of the lakes from a sitting area
Panoramic view of one of the lakes.
The Hall and the lake Panoramic view of the Hall at the top of this lake.
The Hall and the lake
Panoramic view of the Hall at the top of this lake.
View of the lake from the garden outside Consall Hall This is the upper section of the garden near the Hall.
View of the lake from the garden outside Consall Hall
This is the upper section of the garden near the Hall.
The Tawney at Consall Hall This area has since been developed into a Hotel. The oner when this image was taken used to lie in bed inside this building and look out over the grounds.
The Tawney at Consall Hall
This area has since been developed into a Hotel. The oner when this image was taken used to lie in bed inside this building and look out over the grounds.
Distant view of one of the follies at Consall The owner bought many buildings from various places and had them re-erected on the estate.
Distant view of one of the follies at Consall
The owner bought many buildings from various places and had them re-erected on the estate.
Folly at Consall Hall Brick built piers with a timber roof.
Folly at Consall Hall
Brick built piers with a timber roof.
Folly next to the lake at Consall Hall Looking back along the lake towards the Hall.
Folly next to the lake at Consall Hall
Looking back along the lake towards the Hall.
Arched bridge over the lake A good spot to watch the water birds on the lake.
Arched bridge over the lake
A good spot to watch the water birds on the lake.
Across the lake to the Summer house View of part of the estate.
Across the lake to the Summer house
View of part of the estate.
Part of the garden by the Tawney View of the lake from the gardens.
Part of the garden by the Tawney
View of the lake from the gardens.
Summer House at Consall Hall Another of the owner's follies.
Summer House at Consall Hall
Another of the owner's follies.
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Felthouse Wood is located at Grid Ref: SJ9750 (Lat: 53.048563, Lng: -2.0324934)

Administrative County: Staffordshire

District: Staffordshire Moorlands

Police Authority: Staffordshire

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