Keele Hall sits within Keele University’s 600-acre campus in Staffordshire, surrounded by lakes and woodland.

Keele has been recognised as a leader in sustainability in higher education through several awards and accreditations, including the Global Sustainability Institution of the Year at the 2021 International Green Gown Awards. The campus boasts a Low Carbon Energy Generation Park, supplying up to 50% of its electricity from renewable sources.  

Keele Hall is a beautiful Grade II listed mansion is one of Staffordshire’s finest stately homes, previously owned by the Sneyd family. In 1949, the estate became the home of the newly created University College of North Staffordshire, later to become Keele University.