First recorded in the Domesday Book as "Elbretone", today The Albright Hussey retains all the charm and character of its history. In 1292, to avoid confusion with other place names similar to "Albrighton" the name "Hussey" was added after the family who occupied it. The Hussey family remained here until the 17th Century, and the estate passed to the Corbets in 1634.
During this period Albright Hussey experienced a rich history. The Battle Of Shrewsbury was fought on nearby fields in 1403 and Royalist troops used it as a garrison in 1741. The present house, dating back to Tudor times, mirrors a wealth of history. Rebuilt in 1524, the timber framed section is the earliest part, the brick and stone wing being added by 1560.
During this period Albright Hussey experienced a rich history. The Battle Of Shrewsbury was fought on nearby fields in 1403 and Royalist troops used it as a garrison in 1741. The present house, dating back to Tudor times, mirrors a wealth of history. Rebuilt in 1524, the timber framed section is the earliest part, the brick and stone wing being added by 1560.
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As soon as we have some availability we will publish the event here and on Facebook. Thanks for all your continued support and we look forward to seeing you at our next event. Our new Celeste Garden Marquee will add a new dimension to our beautiful walled gardens and enable us to offer an alternative event space for many themed events and private parties.
Our New Sunday Lunch Concept served in our new Garden Marquee, or the Terrace or in the Manor. If the weather is miserable then we can now serve your lunch in the manor or Imperial suite. Your perfectly cooked roast will be delivered to your table on a cutting board with a beautiful selection of vegetables with plenty of gravy.
The Albright Hussey Manor located just three miles from the center of Shrewsbury in Shropshire. Drive over the bridge spanning the original Tudor moat, up to the doors of the family owned and managed Albright Hussey Manor where you will receive a very warm welcome. The Subbiani family have maintained and developed the fortified Manor over the last 33 years to make it what it is today.
Charles Darwin's birthplace, Shrewsbury, had a profound influence on his childhood and later development. Tpown guide Stan Sedman shows us the sights and sounds of Darwin's Shrewsbury. Many places in Shrewsbury have been associated with the young Charles Darwin, who was born and spent his early life in the town.
Whether your ides of leisure is sitting comfortably reading the newspaper, or taking an energetic hike up Haughmond Hill or a woodland walk around Attingham Park, The Albright Hussey offers something for everyone. Located just outside the medieval town of Shrewsbury, the hotel is ideal for exploring the many local attractions or destinations a little further afield.
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