Haseley Business Centre
History

A business centre of today in every sense
with a history of tradition,
craftsmanship, excellence and quality.

The walls of The Manor have, over hundreds of years, undoubtedly witnessed many important decisions and, today, The Manor continues to play a key role in the decisions of many successful businesses.

The history of Haseley originates in Saxon times and although there is no evidence of a village at Haseley, the land was the subject of a bequeath by William the Conqueror in the 11th century and later, was to become Crown Property under Henry VII in 1487.

In 1533 Henry Tudor's granddaughter gave the estate to Michael Throckmorton of Coughton and The Manor remained in the family until 1775. The present building, a fine example of grand Victorian craftsmanship, dates from 1878 when Alfred Hewlett, a Lancashire coal merchant, purchased the estate and extended an earlier structure. The family remained at Haseley until 1940. By 1954 The Manor had become a staff training centre for the British Motor Corporation. IM Properties PLC purchased The Manor in 1990 and, today, continues to uphold traditions of quality and excellence in a business centre unparalleled in the region.