Soulton Court and Soulton Hall presents a diverse venue with many possibilities, being able to comfortably accommodate intimate groups of two, or larger gatherings of 350 or more at balls, family fundays etc.

Soulton Hall, Wem, is an ancient Elizabethan manor house with over a thousand years of history. Enchanting walled gardens and the countryside setting provides much food used in meals at Soulton. It is set in 500 acres of Shropshire country estate under the shelter of the Grade I listed landscape of Hawkstone Park, incorporating Soulton Wood (50 acres of oak woodland recorded in 1086) and over a mile of brook and river bank. Still cared for and cherished as a home by descendants of Sir Rowland Hill, the first Protestant Lord Mayor of London, who built the present hall in 1556.