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Stapenhill, Burton upon Trent — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Stapenhill is a residential district of Burton upon Trent, marked by St Peter's Church and the listed Manor House among its older buildings.
About Stapenhill
Where to stay in Stapenhill
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Lodging inside Stapenhill amounts to very little. Most stays sit in central Burton upon Trent, near the High Street and Peel Croft, from which the district is a short run by road. Book close to All Saints, Burton upon Trent if you want the older streets and the parish churches within walking distance.
Stapenhill itself suits longer, quieter stays near St Peter's Church.
About Stapenhill
What are the main landmarks in Stapenhill?
St Peter's Church anchors Stapenhill. The rest of the local landmark record runs through the Church of St Modwen, the parish church of All Saints, Burton upon Trent, and the listed pair at 54 and 55 High Street, all of them within the older core of the town. Peel House and the Manor House add earlier domestic building to that list.
Peel Croft completes it.
What is the history of Stapenhill?
Stapenhill's past shows in its buildings. Names on the landmark list, among them the Church of St Modwen, All Saints, Burton upon Trent, and St Peter's Church, mark the parish foundations that organised settlement here long before the district's streets took their present shape. The Manor House and Peel House survive from that earlier order.
Peel Croft repeats the same name. It reads as one quarter of Burton upon Trent.
Where is Stapenhill?
The district forms one quarter of the built-up area of Burton upon Trent, its streets running out from St Peter's Church toward the ground at Peel Croft.
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Updated September 2026