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Broughton Castle is essentially a family home lived in by Lord and Lady Saye and Sele and their family. The original medieval manor house, of which much remains today, was built in about 1300 by Sir John de Broughton. It stands on an island surrounded by a three acre moat. The castle was greatly enlarged between 1550 and 1600, at which time it was embellished with magnificent plaster ceilings, splendid panelling and fine fireplaces.
During the 17th century William, 8th Lord Saye and Sele, played a leading role in national affairs. He opposed Charles 1's efforts to rule without Parliament and Broughton became a secret meeting place for the King's opponents.
During the Civil War William raised a regiment and he and his four sons all fought at the nearby Battle of Edgehill. After the...Read More
Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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Adult | £11.00 adult |
Child | £7.00 child |
Concession | £10.00 concession |
Garden Only | £7.00 anybody |
Please contact us for group prices.
By Road:Nearest major road is M40. Through Banbury to B4035, towards Shipston on Stour. Brown sign in Broughton village.By Public Transport:Nearest station is Banbury. Go to Banbury Cross then B4035 to Broughton.Accessible by Public Transport: Banbury station is 2 miles away.
* We offer guided tours to groups throughout the year by appointment on any day but are also open to the public (and groups) on a free flow basis from 2-5pm (last admission 4.30pm) on Wednesdays, Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays from 1 April until 30 September.
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