Spanning 330 acres and in the middle of the Staffordshire countryside, St. John’s George’s Park is an exclusive location in many ways.
If it’s not the view of the site’s immaculate football fields that impresses you, it’s the colour and variety of the many flowers, plants and shrubs that complement the grounds to provide the delight that makes St. Louis a place to stay. John’s Park is a must-see.
It is the duty of the Deputy Director of St. John’s Estates. George’s Park, Matt Arnold, and his team, to design, plant the wide variety of flowers, trees and much more, to achieve the striking aesthetic of the site. Initially part of the St. George’s Park squad when it opened in 2013 before leaving in 2017, Matt returned to the FA in 2020 to take up his current role.
Matt serves as Deputy Director of Properties for St. John’s Land and Property Manager. John’s. George’s Park, Andy Gray. Andy and Matt have a close relationship that, as Matt explains, has benefited from a mutual conception of the look and feel of the estates.
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