Luxury Bed and Breakfast, B&B, Accommodation Brough, Yorkshire, England

Brantingham Hall

Lodge No 117

Brantingham is a peaceful village in the heart of a farming community. Brantingham Hall, set in beautiful, mature five acre gardens, is an imposing yet inviting three storey Georgian Grade ll listed house.

It is a truly lovely house in every sense. Vibrant, yet relaxed and easy to live in, the colour, fabrics, soft furnishings and furniture have been brought together to create a glorious interior which captures the country house spirit. Effortlessly combining antique furniture and accessories, with treasured personal possessions, makes this a stunning house full of warmth, personality and individual style.

This is evident in the beautifully decorated bedrooms with large, comfortable, traditional style beds with views overlooking the gardens. Bathrobes, tea trays and televisions are in all bedrooms, which each have their own private bathrooms.

Guests may take advantage of the heated outdoor swimming pool in the summer or the hard tennis court, all year round. For those who simply wish to sit and enjoy the scintillating scent that is forever England, there is a formal knot garden, brimming with traditional roses.

Your Bed & Breakfast Hosts

Charles is a farmer, Chairman of the local Magistrates Bench and Chairman of Beverley Racecourse. He is keen on all sports. Ros is an excellent cook and hostess. Both are friendly and welcoming and create a memorable experience in perfect surroundings.

The Location

Beverley racecourse is 10 miles away and York just 28 miles. The Minster in the historic town of Beverley is a fine example of Gothic architecture and on a more contemporary note, why not visit Hull's latest fascinating attraction, ‘The Deep,' the world's first submarium.

How to find Brantingham Hall Bed & Breakfast (B&B).

Take M62 then A63. Leave motorway at sign for South Cave and Beverley. At top of flyover turn right towards Elloughton and Brough. Over junction and after ½ mile turn left for Brantingham. Follow the road and just after the village sign turn left. After 400 yards village pond is on the right and Brantingham Hall is the tall Georgian house on the left.