Stokesay court is privately owned, the gardens open often during the year for the open gardens day for the churches trust. Occasionally the house is open for tours . Check on the website for open days . Beautiful house/grounds, was used for the filming of the movie Atonement 2007. Lovely walks around the estate. £5 cash on garden open days .

Really beautiful country house restored to its charm. As the owner is a lover and patron of art inside you'll find many interesting paintings from classic style to modern. The guided tour is informative so it's definitely worth spending those 2 hours.

Stokesay Court was famously used in the movie "Atonement," and the tour makes mention of the movie quite a bit. This was fine by me, as I quite enjoy that movie, but for others who are visiting for the history, they may find the constant movie references a bit annoying. I think the tour is worth going on either way, though, as this is a beautiful home. It doesn't have as much history as other stately homes, being a "new" build, but it's still lovely. My tour guide (June 2022) was engaging and the tour didn't last too long. I did skip the tea that was included with the tour because I was traveling solo and didn't fancy making small talk with people I would never see again, so I can't speak to its quality. All in all, I enjoyed my time here. If you're in Shropshire, Stokesay Court is worth checking out. I made a day out of visiting this place and Stokesay Castle, which I recommend.

We to Ludlow dog day, it was nice to see all the different dogs, and my puppy liked meeting all of different dogs,

Absolutely stunning house and grounds. Super picnic and production in the grounds.

Brilliant venue, particularly for weddings, conferences etc.etc. A rural idyll just off the A49 at Onibury.

Beautiful scenery and house, visited as part of the Ludlow dog show. Was £10 to view along with a £10 entry to the show, so saved that for another day, will visit again 😊

Visited to watch an outdoor performance. Grounds were ideal. Toilets (portaloo) were handy but the usual not-so-pleasant. Good car park but directions via main entrance use a field to access.

Great event run by Rotary club of Ludow, worth going too