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Cranford Hall is a breathtaking venue placed in the heart of rural England. A traditional Georgian mansion, the Hall is set amidst picture-perfect lawns, surrounded by its own working estate in the Northamptonshire countryside.
Built in 1720 The Hall remains the seat of the Robinson family who still occupy the house. The Georgian mansion's mellow Weldon stone gleams in the sunlight in a peaceful rural setting which includes the ancient St Andrews Church, nearby Jacobean farmhouse, and beautiful parkland.
The twin villages of Cranford St Andrew and Cranford St John are a delight to walk around, offering timeless limestone cottages and stone walls, a babbling brook and graceful bridge, two Norman Churches, the historic and circular Dovecote, and a welcoming pub.
At Cranford Hall you are in the heart of traditional England, a magnificent example of a Georgian country manor house.