The Bragborough Hall Estate is a working farm on the Northamptonshire, Warwickshire border, near the historic village of Braunston. Our lovely Coach House is set within the stunning estate where you can share our magnificent views and enjoy walks over the picturesque farm or along the Grand Union Canal. A complimentary hamper will be waiting for you on your arrival ready for your first cup of tea or glass of wine in the very pretty gardens or in front of the wood – burning stove. You can look forward to a restful night’s sleep in the sumptuous cotton bedding. A wonderful start to your special stay at Bragborough. If you feel active, have a game of tennis on the tennis court in the walled garden or partake in a game of table football in the tack room. Kitchen The large fully fitted kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, electric cooker, fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine and drier.  The stable door leads out to the patio. Dining Room This has a large table which seats eight and looks through large glass doors onto views of the garden. ​Sitting Room A beautiful room with a wood burner and lovely comfy sofas enabling you to snuggle up and relax.  Double Bedroom 1 This pretty beamed bedroom is south facing and overlooks the front of the Coach House. Double Bedroom 2 This cheerful beamed bedroom overlooks the courtyard at the back of the Coach House. Twin/Kingsize Bedrooms These two beautiful rooms have exposed roof trusses and beams and both can be made up as either a twin room or a king size room. Shower Room There is a large shower and heated towel rail. ​Bathroom The bathroom has a bath with a mixer shower and a large heated towel rail. Smoking is not permitted in any of our holiday homes, and no pets are allowed in The Coach House. We look forward to welcoming you!

The village of Braunston is renowned for its historical role as a hub of the national transport system during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, being on the junction of the Oxford Canal and Grand Union Canal. Bragborough Hall itself has a wonderful history, having contributed significantly to the country's war efforts in the past. Between 1939 and 1945 during the Second World War, the Hall was used as an evacuation maternity hospital from London's St Barts Hospital and Hackney Mother's Hospital when both suffered bomb damage.