Campaigners with Halfway House on the Wrekin CIC were desperate to secure the building for community use, but fundraising attempts in 2021 failed to secure the then £645,000 asking price.
The iconic building has been serving refreshments to walkers for over 150 years. Photo: DB Roberts
Over the course of three years, it underwent a massive transformation with a restored kiosk, outdoor seating area and gardens and has hosted craft workshops and art sessions, visits with Father Christmas and Halloween events.The pavilion provides opportunities for covered dining, private hire and gatherings.
Historical records suggest the building was serving refreshments since at least the 1800s and now the historic building could provide a new owner with a unique business opportunity and a stunning home combined. A generous master bedroom features a vaulted ceiling and en-suite, with two further bedrooms featuring incredible views.
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