Coughton Court
Overview
Coughton Court has been home to the Throckmorton family for more than 600 years, this finest of Tudor houses stands testament to a family's courage in maintaining their beliefs. From a position of high favour, to one of fear and oppression post-Reformation, the Throckmortons were leaders in a dangerous age, helping to bring about Catholic emancipation in the 19th century. Explore this story of fascinating personalities through the 'family album' of portraits and Catholic treasures around the house. Coughton is still very much a family home with an intimate feel: the Throckmorton family live here, managing the stunning gardens which they have created. There is still more to enjoy away from the house and gardens; a wealth of trails and activities to keep the little ones busy, or for those who prefer a stroll there is ancient woodland, awash with bluebells in the spring.
Features
- Opening Times
- Opening Times: House, Grounds, Shop & Café open: 29 Mar-1 Oct, Wed-Sun 11-5; 5-29 Oct, Thu-Sun 11-5. Walled Garden opens 12. House, Shop & Café open: 2-26 Mar, Thu-Sun 11-5; 25 Nov-3 Dec, daily 11-5. Open BH Mon. Closed 24-25 June & 15 July. Good Fri-
- Facilities
- Parking onsite
- Cafe
- Children
- Suitable for children of all ages
About the area
The sparkle of sunlight on a gentle river as it meanders through beautiful countryside; the reflections of sailing boats on a lake; relaxing with a pint in the garden of an old English pub in a picturesque village; brightly coloured narrow boats making their way through a flight of lock gates; the imposing silhouette of an historic castle. These are the scenes that make Warwickshire a delight.
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The Broom Hall Inn
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"Well situated family-owned inn full of character and traditional charm...."
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- Free TV
- Wifi
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Larkrise Cottage
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"Peaceful spot with wonderful views near Stratford in Shakespeare country...."
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Stratford upon Avon Lodge Retreat
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"Explore the local area and learn all about William Shakespeare...."
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Larkrise Cottage
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Stratford upon Avon Lodge Retreat
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Dodwell Park
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Hotel Indigo Stratford Upon Avon
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As You Like It
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As You Like It
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