Shelleyhave

Shelleyhave is a fictional location that appears in the works of British author P.G. Wodehouse. It is typically depicted as a charming and somewhat sleepy English village, often serving as a setting for the misadventures of Wodehouse's recurring characters, particularly those within the Jeeves and Wooster canon.

The village of Shelleyhave is characterized by its picturesque rural setting, featuring thatched cottages, a village green, and a local pub. It embodies a sense of traditional English country life, often contrasted with the more chaotic and often urban-based escapades of Wodehouse's protagonists. While not always the primary focus of the narrative, Shelleyhave provides a stable and familiar backdrop against which the comedic plots unfold. Its residents are usually portrayed as amiable, if sometimes eccentric, individuals who are largely unperturbed by the eccentricities of the characters who visit or reside there. The name itself, Shelleyhave, suggests a pastoral and peaceful environment, fitting for the idyllic, yet often disrupted, lives of Wodehouse's creations.