Darby Houses
Overview
"Take the short walk from Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron up the hill to the beautiful Darby Houses, former homes to the Darby family. Rosehill House, built in 1738, and Dale House, built in 1717, sit on the hillside overlooking Coalbrookdale. Wander around Rosehill House as if it's 1850 and get a glimpse of an Industrialist's life."
Contact details
30 Darby Rd Coalbrookdale Telford Shropshire West Midlands TF8 7EW United Kingdom
Access guidance
- Rosehill House is on two floors. There isn't a lift to upper floor. Paths between houses are mixed surface including gravel. Darby Houses have limited access to wheelchair users They are approached via a steep hill. If approaching from the Museum of Iron, it is suggested that you park in the small car park to the side of the Houses. Spaces are limited and available on a first come first served basis. Ramps give access to the ground floor of both houses Dale House is on one level
- If approaching from the Museum of Iron, it is suggested that you park in the small car park to the side of the Houses. Spaces are limited and available on a first come first served basis.
- There is an accessible toilet here.
- Assistance Dogs are welcome.
- Disabled visitors are given free admission to all of the Museums. Anyone accompanying pays the standard admission charge.
- Guides are available to talk to visitors about the houses.