Peel House an impressive Georgian Town House was originally built for a wealthy Lawyer in the 1850's. In 1911 it was bought by the council for use as a police station and billet. It remained in use as a police station until 1998 but much of the property was sadly neglected in the latter years.

Throughout 1999 under the supervision of its new owners the property underwent a major restoration program for which it won a prestigious conservation award.

Restored to its former elegance Peel House offers its guests spacious comfortable accommodation conveniently situated in the centre of the attractive town of Eccleshall. A good variety of shops, restaurants and Inns are only a short stroll away.

A legacy of the past is the old court house at the rear of the property which has now been converted into self catering cottages. Each centrally heated property is furnished and equipped to a high standard.