Stoke Bruerne

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Tel code: 01604 | code search
Postcode: NN12 | code search
Population: 390
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Navigation Inn
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Navigation Inn
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The village of Stoke Bruerne lies on the Grand Union Canal about four miles east of Towcester in Northamptonshire. There has been a settlement at Stoke Bruerne since ancient times and it is mentioned in the Domesday Book. It is a charming and typical English village containing many stone and thatched cottages. In Nicholson's Ordnance Survey Guide to the Waterways, it is described as 'the best example of a canal village in this country'. Some of the features that make this such a special example include Blisworth Tunnel, the second longest navigable tunnel in Britain. Also in the village, you can visit the Canal Museum which has indoor and outdoor exhibits, including a pair of special boat scales. The exhibits in the museum tell a fascinating story of life on the waterways as Britain went through the Industrial Revolution. You can enjoy a cup of coffee and watch the boats go by in the museum's new waterside café. The village features charming stone cottages, which face the canal the way cottages in most villages would face the street. Over the water from the museum is The Boat Inn, which has been run by the Woodward family since 1877. Here you can enjoy food and drink in a charming waterside location.

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Stoke Bruerne C of E Primary School

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Roade House Restaurant and Hotel (1.54 miles)

Roade House Restaurant and Hotel
The oldest part of the building was originally the local stone built village pub dating from the end of the 18th century. The premises have been extensively developed by owners, Chris and Sue Kewley using ... More | visit website
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Walnut Tree Inn (2.61 miles)

Walnut Tree Inn

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Relaxed and informal country inn with confortable ensuite rooms and an excellent restaurant serving freshly prepared food. A lively bar and regular live music. Close to Silverstone and Junction 15 ... More

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Vine House Hotel & Restaurant (3.04 miles)

Vine House Hotel & Restaurant

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Undoubtedly the best place to eat and stay in rural Northamptonshire - if you are seeking a warm welcome, splendid food in an historic setting with charm and style combined. ... More

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Saracens Head Hotel (3.24 miles)

Saracens Head Hotel

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Dating back over 400 years, the Saracens Head featured in the Charles Dickens novel, ‘The Pickwick Papers’. It now mixes history, homely comforts and modern luxury.

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Travelodge Towcester Silverstone (3.25 miles)

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... More | visit website

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Westone Manor Hotel (3.26 miles)

Westone Manor Hotel

A charming hotel with 71 bedrooms originally built in 1914, which retains many period features. A little gem full of surprises. Situated in a quiet residential area but only 3 miles from the bustling historic ... More | visit website

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Hilton Northampton (3.39 miles)

Hilton Northampton

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The Hilton Northampton is a 139 bedroom hotel, just 2 minutes from junction 15 of the M1 motorway, 45 mins from Birmingham Airport. Car parking for 260 cars and conference facilities ... More

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Campanile Hotel Northampton (3.76 miles)

Campanile Hotel Northampton

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Welcome to the New Generation Campanile Northampton!Situated next to junction 15 on the M1. 35 miles from Luton airport and 3 miles from Northampton station, your New Generation Campanile hotel ... More

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Innkeepers Lodge (4.14 miles)

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Furtho Manor Farm (4.60 miles)

Furtho Manor Farm

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Robin and Linda Welton offer you a warm welcome to their attractive farmhouse situated in the middle of their mixed working farm. Free Wireless Broadband is available in all bedrooms. ... More

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