The Estate
An oasis in the heart of England
Packington Estate is situated at the centre of the country, nestled between Birmingham and Coventry. Originally built in 1639, the Grade II listed Packington Hall is the seat of the Earl of Aylesford and is set in 300 acres of parkland with gardens designed by Capability Brown.
The mix of farming, forestry, residential, commercial and leisure business make this a truly unique and charming historical landmark, as well as a bustling community in which to live, work and play.
HOW TO GET THERE
Entry Details
East Gate only
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From the A45 westbound, take the exit towards Fillongley/B4102/Maxstoke/Meriden. Turn right onto Maxstoke Lane and continue for about 1 mile. At the top of the hill, opposite Kinwalsey Lane, take the turning on your left into Packington Estate.
From the A45 eastbound, take the exit towards Fillongley/B4102/Maxstoke/Meriden onto Shepherds Lane. At the T junction, turn left onto Maxstoke Lane and continue for about 1 mile. At the top of the hill, opposite Kinwalsey Lane, take the turning on your left into Packington Estate.
 The closest train station is Birmingham International with direct links from London Euston Train Station. From Birmingham International it is approximately a 15 minute taxi journey to Packington Estate.
