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The History of Bourton Hall

Bourton Hall is a prestigious wedding venue nestled in the idyllic locale of Rugby, Warwickshire. Its history traces back to the 16th century, initially a country home surrounded by abundant natural beauty. In the 18th century, Sir Charles Mordaunt, a prominent British politician, commissioned the architectial master, George Steuart, to remodel the property with an Italianate style. The iconic Portico was added during the 19th century, enhancing its Regency elegance. During the mid-20th Century, the hall was utilized as a boarding school and later converted into a convent. As it evolved, the Italianate designs on the southern aspect were carefully preserved. In the late 20th century, the hall transitioned to a private residence, and its grandeur led to its classification as a Grade II Listed Building. Today, Bourton Hall stands as a remarkable wedding venue, after undergoing strategic restorations in 2019 by Country House Weddings Ltd. The couple who choose Bourton Hall as their venue will find themselves surrounded by a stunning combination of classic architectural elements and modern comforts. Lush Italian gardens, magnificent views over Draycote Water and the rolling hills of the Warwickshire countryside add an aesthetic appeal to the property. The hall’s majestic exterior combined with its luxurious interior design and rich history, offers a unique charm to every event held within its walls.