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Speedwell Castle is a mid-18th-century house at the centre of Brewood, in Staffordshire, England. Nikolaus Pevsner described it as a "peach" and a "delectable folly", and it stands beside the village market place, at the head of a T-junction on Bargate Street, facing onto Stafford Street. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speedwell_Castle

Great little stop for a beer

Lapley Manor is a particularly attractive house, which dates from the 16th Century and stands on the site of an early priory of the Abbey at Rheims. The original part of the house is timber framed and would appear to have been a high status property due to the quality of the timbering. There have been subsequent extensions, principally in the Victorian era, and there is an Elizabethan well, now covered, in the grounds.

Hartley Arms at Wheaton Aston is rather splendid. It's right on the canal for those who like to mix up road and towpath on a ride.

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The ancient market town of Brewood is rich in history and retains a sense of unspoilt, timeless charm. Among its most notable buildings is Speedwell Castle, which was built in the 18th century using betting winnings on the Duke of Bolton's horse, Speedwell. Also of architectural interest is the sandstone parish church of St Mary and St Chad, which boasts a 168-foot (51 m) spire. The sight dominates the town's skyline.

Lapley is undoubtedly one of Staffordshire's prettiest and most historic small villages. The village's All Saints church is known for its fine tower and has been through many alterations and restorations during its 800-year history. Other notable buildings include the Grade II-listed Lapley Court, originally a 16th-century farmhouse; Lapley Hall, sporting tall chimneys; and Lapley Castle. There was also once a Benedictine priory in the village, the moat of which is still clearly defined by a depression in one of the village's meadows.