A Jacobean House Built on Industry and Innovation

The Hall Estate in Bradford-on-Avon, a Grade I-listed Jacobean mansion. Historic home to pioneers of Britain’s wool, rubber, and automotive industries.

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History, Heritage, and Fascinating Stories

Once described as ‘the best-built house for the quality of a gentleman in Wiltshire,’ The Hall Estate has housed leading figures from Britain’s wool, rubber, and automotive industries. Now cared for by the Alex Moulton Charitable Trust, this 17th-century estate invites visitors to explore its heritage through guided tours and overnight stays.

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Experience Timeless Luxury in a Landmark Jacobean Estate

Immerse yourself in a private stay within one of England’s national heritage treasures—a magnificent Grade I-listed Jacobean mansion of profound historical significance.

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The Hall Estate is supported by The Alex Moulton Charitable Trust and promoted as a site of historical and architectural significance. It celebrates the work of Dr. Alex Moulton, showcasing his contributions to engineering and design, while also supporting the conservation of this historic building.

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Discover the Hidden Stories of The Hall

Step inside one of England’s finest Jacobean mansions. Explore 400 years of history, stunning architecture, and beautiful grounds. Guided tours are available throughout the year

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