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Enville Hall has been the seat of the Earls of Stamford, and the landscape around it was shaped from the 1750s with advice from the poet and garden theorist William Shenstone, who filled it with follies and cascades. The house stays private, but the grounds open a Sunday or two each year for a charity garden day, with teas and plants for sale alongside the mid-18th-century landscaping. Stourbridge Town station is around 8.5km to the east.
