A Brief History of the House.

Mellington House was built in the late 17th Century and The Hayloft and The Old Stable originate from the mid 15th Century. The grate in the Dining room is dated 1635 but it is thought this was obtained from Millington House located in the centre of the village and burnt down in the great fire of Weobley in 1943. Mellington House was once an inn called the Rising Sun and was later named Sunnyside. The Queen Anne frontage was added in 1926 and the house has been named Mellington House since 1972. During the last century, Mellington House was the residence of two successive local doctors and was where they also had their surgery. The house was also once the residence of Susan Wilberforce, (Baroness de Stempel) the great-great-great-grand-daughter of the world famous MP William Wilberforce.

The House today

Mellington House has been run as a Bed and Breakfast for over 30 years and is also a family home. Our guest accommodation comprises individually styled apartments each with their own living areas and access. A full English Breakfast is served in the dining room of the main house where we have plenty of maps and local information for guests to borrow.

The Garden

The large garden at Mellington House extends to over an acre. In addition to the garden there is a small apple orchard where our hens and ducks live providing fresh eggs for breakfast every day.

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