Stokesay Castle is more like a perfect medieval fortified manor house, and it is unforgettably picturesque and interesting. Many of the interiors are original and little changed since being built in the 13th century by a wealthy wool merchant, including original timbers. The solar has original 17th century panelling. A wonderful timber-framed gatehouse was added in the 17th century, which has ornate carvings. There is now an attractive cottage garden inside the bailey and there are lovely views of the surrounding countryside from the south tower. The castle stands next to the parish church of St John the Baptist.
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