High Specification Rural Offices

Welcome to Dovecote Court

• 17^th Century listed Farm buildings diligently converted to prestigious office suites in 2003
• Extensive parking
• A countryside location yet close to motorway links
• Gated intercom entry system for security
• Unique and desirable historic setting

About Dovecote Court

Dovecote Court is situated in the grounds of the historic Potters Marston Hall alongside the Church of St Mary the Virgin, one of the smallest in Leicestershire. The Hall dates back to 1086, the period of the Domesday Survey when it was held as a convent by the Benedictine Priory of St Mary of Coventry. Pottery was the ancient craft of this community from around 1250, evidence of this is still seen in the field behind the Church, hence the Potters of Marsden became Potters Marston. Originally surrounded by a moat, it remained as a priory until the dissolution in 1539 when it came into the possession of a family of landed importance and farming the land really started.

One of the buildings within the grounds is the 15^th Century Dovecote. In mediaeval times Dovecotes represented an important status of high class and were used for the breeding and keeping of Doves for food. The ancient Dovecote still stands today and provides the inspiration for our office suites.

Aside from the commercial space within Dovecote Court, the farm continues to thrive. Today it produces bread making wheat, malting barley, oats, oil seed rape and is part of an agri-environmental scheme. Extensive tree and hedge planting ensures every effort is made to protect the countryside, whilst enhancing the outstanding natural wildlife habitat.

Contact Us

If you would like enquire about available suites, and arrange a visit please contact us on 07860 841307 or via the contact form and we will contact you.