Shustoke

Shustoke is a small village and civil parish in North Warwickshire, Warwickshire, England, set in a gently rolling agricultural landscape with pockets of woodland. The settlement is best known for the nearby Shustoke Reservoir, a Victorian-era water supply reservoir that today provides popular opportunities for fishing, walking and birdwatching and gives the area a distinct recreational character.

Historically centred around a parish church and a cluster of stone and brick cottages, the local economy remains largely agricultural and residential, with many people commuting to nearby towns and Birmingham. The village retains a strong community feel, with a village hall, green spaces and local events that reflect a keen interest in conservation and rural traditions.