Gatacre Park

Settlement in Shropshire

England

Gatacre Park

The Six Ashes Inn,  Six Ashes Between Bridgnorth and Stourbridge, former Banks's pub.
The Six Ashes Inn, Six Ashes Credit: al partington

Gatacre Park is a historic country estate located in the county of Shropshire, England. Situated near the village of Claverley, the park covers an area of around 200 acres and is renowned for its picturesque landscape and rich history.

The park features a magnificent Grade II listed country house, Gatacre Hall, which dates back to the 18th century. This Georgian-style mansion boasts elegant architecture with stunning period features, including grand reception rooms, ornate ceilings, and beautiful gardens. Gatacre Hall is surrounded by extensive parkland, including manicured lawns, woodlands, and a tranquil lake, all of which contribute to the park's idyllic setting.

Throughout its history, Gatacre Park has been associated with notable families and individuals. Originally owned by the Gatacre family, the estate was later purchased by the Anson family, who were prominent landowners in the region. The park has also had connections to the military, with the Gatacre family having produced several high-ranking military figures.

In addition to its architectural and historical significance, Gatacre Park offers a range of recreational activities. The parkland provides ample space for walking, picnicking, and wildlife spotting. It is also a popular venue for weddings, special events, and corporate functions due to its enchanting atmosphere and stunning backdrop.

Overall, Gatacre Park is a cherished landmark in Shropshire, combining natural beauty, architectural splendor, and a rich heritage that continues to attract visitors from near and far.

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Gatacre Park Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.498495/-2.3107655 or Grid Reference SO7989. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Six Ashes Inn,  Six Ashes Between Bridgnorth and Stourbridge, former Banks's pub.
The Six Ashes Inn, Six Ashes
Between Bridgnorth and Stourbridge, former Banks's pub.
Sandstone. Old Quarry, Tuckhill, Shropshire Triassic (Bunter) Sandstone. This detail of the rock face shows clear strata.
Sandstone. Old Quarry, Tuckhill, Shropshire
Triassic (Bunter) Sandstone. This detail of the rock face shows clear strata.
Sandstone in lane near Tuckhill in Shropshire The lane is deeply cut through the Triassic red sandstone bedrock here.
Sandstone in lane near Tuckhill in Shropshire
The lane is deeply cut through the Triassic red sandstone bedrock here.
Field and footpath  near Tuckhill in Shropshire The public footpath leads through the cereal crop towards Nicholl's Covert and Four Ashes.
Field and footpath near Tuckhill in Shropshire
The public footpath leads through the cereal crop towards Nicholl's Covert and Four Ashes.
Sheep grazing in Gatacre Park, Shropshire Looking east from near the bridleway.
Sheep grazing in Gatacre Park, Shropshire
Looking east from near the bridleway.
Gatacre Park Farm near Six Ashes in Shropshire The remains of several dead old oak trees can be seen in the area.
Gatacre Park Farm near Six Ashes in Shropshire
The remains of several dead old oak trees can be seen in the area.
Public Footpath near Tuckhill, Shropshire Looking out of Nicholl's Covert, the path is well defined climbing through the cereal crop towards Tuckhill.
Public Footpath near Tuckhill, Shropshire
Looking out of Nicholl's Covert, the path is well defined climbing through the cereal crop towards Tuckhill.
Old Sandstone Quarry near Tuckhill in Shropshire Triassic (Bunter) Sandstone.* The quarry face, only twenty metres from the road, is about 6 metres high.

* Now referred to as Kidderminster Formation sandstone.
Old Sandstone Quarry near Tuckhill in Shropshire
Triassic (Bunter) Sandstone.* The quarry face, only twenty metres from the road, is about 6 metres high. * Now referred to as Kidderminster Formation sandstone.
New Stabling, near Tuckhill, Shropshire Let's hope the raw colour will become more subdued in time!
New Stabling, near Tuckhill, Shropshire
Let's hope the raw colour will become more subdued in time!
Grazing, near Tuckhill, Shropshire
Grazing, near Tuckhill, Shropshire
The Church of the Holy Innocents, Tuckhill, Shropshire A fine church in a spectacular location, surrounded by mixed very mature woodland, some of the trees being centuries old. Maybe the disused quarry less than 80 metres away supplied some of the stone used.
The Church of the Holy Innocents, Tuckhill, Shropshire
A fine church in a spectacular location, surrounded by mixed very mature woodland, some of the trees being centuries old. Maybe the disused quarry less than 80 metres away supplied some of the stone used.
Stone Cottage near Tuckhill, Shropshire
Stone Cottage near Tuckhill, Shropshire
Dudhill, and Hall, Shropshire
Dudhill, and Hall, Shropshire
Building, Oak, and Pond. Tuckhill Farm The 88 Northing line goes right through the pond!!
Building, Oak, and Pond. Tuckhill Farm
The 88 Northing line goes right through the pond!!
The Church of the Holy Innocents, Tuckhill, Shropshire
The Church of the Holy Innocents, Tuckhill, Shropshire
Pine Trees and Grazing, Gatacre Park, Shropshire The park has extensive grazing land, today supporting a few horses, and some ewes with their lambs.
Pine Trees and Grazing, Gatacre Park, Shropshire
The park has extensive grazing land, today supporting a few horses, and some ewes with their lambs.
Fallen Oaks, Gatacre Park Farm, Shropshire The extensive grazing land in the area is littered with battered and defunct oak trees.
Fallen Oaks, Gatacre Park Farm, Shropshire
The extensive grazing land in the area is littered with battered and defunct oak trees.
Pool, Pine  and Grazing, Gatacre Park, Shropshire Although the OS 1:50000 marks and names this a parkland, it does not appear to have public access except by designated footpaths.
Pool, Pine and Grazing, Gatacre Park, Shropshire
Although the OS 1:50000 marks and names this a parkland, it does not appear to have public access except by designated footpaths.
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Gatacre Park is located at Grid Ref: SO7989 (Lat: 52.498495, Lng: -2.3107655)

Unitary Authority: Shropshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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