Burghley House
Built and mostly designed by William Cecil, Lord High Treasurer to Queen Elizabeth I, between 1555 and 1587
Brackenborough Hall Coach House Holidays offers 3 delightfully converted self-catering apartments in a listed eighteenth century Coach House in the grounds of Brackenborough Hall, a Grade 2* moated manor house.
The apartments accommodate 1 to 12 people when occupied separately, but are also ideal for groups of up to 24 who can enjoy the exclusive use of the entire building. We welcome short breaks all year round!
Brackenborough Hall and Coach House stand in the centre of ancient parkland which is the site of the deserted medieval village of Brackenborough, all part of the 800 acre farm.
The sympathetic conversion has retained as many original features as possible, such as the ornate workings of the nineteenth century coach house clock, the winch mechanism to the granary and the herringbone stone floors, as well as creating an attractive and comfortable ambience in a unique building.
A holiday at Brackenborough will satisfy all tastes. Activities available include walking, cycling, fishing, nature trails, bird watching, badger watching, children’s play area, tennis on the one acre of beautiful lawns and inclusive guided tours of the deserted medieval village and farm.
On the edge of the beautiful unspoilt rolling countryside of the Lincolnshire Wolds, the attractive Georgian market town of Louth with the highest parish church spire in England is just 2 miles away, the sandy beaches and nature reserves of Lincolnshire’s unique coast just 10 miles and Lincoln, Skegness, Hull and York are all within easy reach.
Address
Brackenborough Hall Coach House Holidays, Brackenborough Hall, Louth, Lincolnshire, LN11 0NS
Type
Self Catering
Email
paulandflora@BrackenboroughHall.com
