A Victorian red-brick terrace in Rowley Park, with bay windows, stone-dressed doorways a Union flag hung from an upper window and bunting across the front, during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Garden Party celebrations in 2022

Picture taken during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Garden Party celebrations, 2022

Rowley Park

An Historic Victorian Estate in Staffordshire

Welcome

Rowley Park is a private Victorian estate with a rich history and a strong sense of community.

It lies near the heart of Staffordshire's county town so whether you are looking for peace and quiet or social events, Rowley Park has it all.

We hope you find the following pages interesting and that they provide some useful information about Rowley Park.

Black and white postcard of Crescent Road, Rowley Park, between 1900 and 1910, with Victorian houses behind a low wall and a cyclist in the road
History

From the hamlet of Rowlowe to Rowley Park

In the 13th Century, four or five families settled on uncultivated land between Burton Manor and Stafford and created a hamlet around a green called Rowlowe (rough land).

Open lawn in the Pleasure Garden with tall conifers and shrubs in summer
Gardens

The Pleasure Gardens

The remit of the sub-committee includes managing the existing maintenance required for the Gardens and other areas of Rowley Park, as well as developing a plan for future maintenance.

Rowley Avenue in autumn, a tree-lined road with black bollards and golden leaves
Communications

Keeping in touch

We want to improve our communication with the owners and residents of Rowley Park.