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Brackley, England
redlionevenley.com
01280 703 469
Hello and a very warm welcome to the online space of Red Lion, a family friendly pub and restaurant situated in the beautiful village of Evenley, near Brackley. We are proud to serve our variety of Home Cooked food every day, along with excellent Real Ales and a wide selection of Wines & Beers.
The pub itself is one of the areas best country pubs. Known as “The Cricketing Inn”, the old coaching inn is set on the village green where you can enjoy watching a game of summer cricket whilst enjoying a chilled glass of wine or one of our excellent beers and ales. In those colder months come in an. . .
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Brackley, England
hillfarmbrackley.co.uk
01280 703 300
Hill Farm is a light and spacious Georgian Farmhouse B&B in Brackley with lovely views over 400 acres of rolling Oxfordshire and Northamptonshire countryside. It has extensive, well-maintained gardens with orchards and a lake.
You will find us a mile or so down a paved track, on the edge of a remarkably neat and townie-friendly working farm. Hill Farm Brackley B&B could be deep in Green England, but is less than ten minutes from a major cross-country road, the A43, and for motor racing enthusiasts, less than thirty minutes from Silverstone circuit.. . .
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Brackley, England
accommodationinsilverstone.co.uk
01280 700 547
Welcome to Yew Tree House. A perfect place for you to stay. A lovely modern stone built house, located in a quiet country village, yet only 1 mile from Brackley, 7 miles from Silverstone Race Circuit, Banbury or M40 motorway and convenient for M1 (junction 15a): Hinton and Turweston Airfields are within just a few minutes drive.. . .
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Brackley, England
oldvicaragebrackley.co.uk
01280 702 409
Set in extensive grounds with ample parking it offers the perfect base for access to the many places of interest in the vicinity such as Silverstone, Blenheim Palace, Stowe Landscape Gardens, Stratford upon Avon, Sulgrave Manor, Towcester racecourse, Hinton and Turweston airfields as well as being conveniently situated for access to Oxford, Northampton, Banbury, Milton Keynes and Buckingham. The M40 (junction 9) is approximately five miles . . .
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Brackley, England
therealmbrackley.co.uk
01280 704 576
It was in May 2010 that we first opened our doors to guests, offering Bed and Breakfast Accommodation in the lovely market town of Brackley.. . .
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Brackley, England
twohootsbrackley.co.uk
01280 701 220
Two Hoots is a Four Star Silver Award B & B situated on the green in the picturesque village of Hinton-in-the-Hedges, just a short distance from the market town of Brackley. A few hundred yards away, across the village green, is a charming country pub serving excellent food and traditional ales. It's ideal accommodation for Silverstone (9 miles) and Oxford, Milton Keynes and Northampton are all around 20 miles away. Hinton Airfield, the busy gliding and parachuting centre, is only a couple of miles to the West, Turweston Airfield being three miles to the East. It offers luxury, spacious accom. . .
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Brackley, England
thecrownhotelbrackley.co.uk
01280 702 210
T
he Crown Hotel is situated right in the heart of the country town of Brackley in Northamptonshire. It's exceelent location is ideal if you are travelling on business or touring Northamptonshire for pleasure. From the hotel you are within easy reach of the M40 motorway and just a short drive from Banbury, Buckingham, Oxford and Northampton.. . .
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Brackley, England
silverstone.biz
01327 857 458
Silverstone is known Worldwide for its Racing Circuit , however before 1940 the area now occupied by the circuit was just agricultural land. During WWII an aerodrome was built to house the 17th Operational Training Unit of the RAF, which trained Wellington Bomber crews, and the immediate aftermath of the war saw the birth of the current racing circuit. The settlement of Silson (its historic name) was recorded in the Domesday book , and in the early Middle Ages was known for its busy Royal hunting lodge. The village was sustained almost entirely on farming and forestry , and indeed until. . .
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