Described as "the best-built house for the quality of a gentleman in Wiltshire", The Hall was built around 1610 for John Hall, a local wealthy mill owner. The architect is peculiarly unknown but suspected to likely be William Arnold also thought to have designed Montacute House Somerset, both houses sharing many similar features. Throughout the centuries The Hall has welcomed interesting and outlandish owners, including the Duke and Duchess of Kingston. The Hall would fall into a state of disrepair during the early 19th century as the local woollen cloth industry declined. In 1848 the estate was bought by Stephen Moulton, a pioneer of rubber engineering who promptly restored The Hall to its former glory, including extensive restoration to the stonework and windows on the front of the house. The Hall would pass owners throughout the years with Stephen Moulton's great-grandson, Alex Moulton eventually calling the Jacobean mansion his home. Dr Moulton innovated the automotive world with his ground-breaking rubber suspension systems which would go on to be installed in iconic vehicles such as the original Mini. However, the industrious engineer and inventor is best known for developing the Moulton bicycle, renowned for speed, efficiency, durability, and comfort and is still produced on the estate today. After he died in 2012, Dr Moulton gifted the Hall to the Alex Moulton Charitable Trust. The Trust continues to preserve and maintain the Hall and its historic collections, showcasing engineering and design and promoting the Hall as a community hub and venue for guided tours, historical and educational talks, events, and luxurious stays.

Discover the hidden gem of The Hall, a haven of history, heritage, and fascinating stories. The Hall is a Grade I listed Jacobean mansion set within private gated grounds nestled in the picturesque town of Bradford on Avon that sits on the southern edge of the Cotswolds. Steeped in history and described as one of the finest houses in the West Country, this is a unique opportunity to stay on an enchanting historic estate. The Hall retains many of its original features including the three-gable south front which is notable for having "more glass than wall" and is an example of architectural brilliance of a bygone age. The Hall boasts a collection of three newly refurbished spectacular bedrooms across three floors. Each unique and self-contained room tells its own story of the distinguished, illustrious, eccentric figures who once resided within. 𝗣𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝗡𝗼𝘁𝗲 - The rooms at The Hall are self-contained, presented within a historic house, and as such, is not a conventional hotel. A complimentary welcome basket of hand-picked beverages and snacks is prepared and provided on arrival for your enjoyment and convenience.

Located within the heart of the small historic town of Bradford on Avon, a bygone working community with deep roots in the wool and cloth trade and rubber industry. The Hall is only a 1-minute walk to vibrant independent local shops found in the town centre and is surrounded by stunning country walks set within beautiful idyllic fields and woodlands. The river Avon flows peacefully beneath the historic 13th-century medieval stone bridge and as visitors walk along the paved pebbled streets they will be met with a collection of historic buildings, shops, pubs and restaurants, including quaint traditional tea rooms and one of the few surviving Anglo-Saxon churches in England. Discover old weavers’ cottages stretched along hilltop views, and explore the grade I listed medieval Tithe Barn that dates to the early 14th century.