Castle Bromwich Hall

Castle Bromwich Hall stands with twelve windows representing Apostles and four dormers symbolizing Evangelists within ten acres of cultivated gardens.

Sir Edward Devereux constructed the initial single-story structure between 1557 and 1585, which Sir John Bridgeman later expanded with a second floor in 1672.

The interior features dark oak timber paneling throughout the rooms, with intricate fruit and shell decorations adorning the mansion's period ceilings.

The property operates as a boutique hotel with 42 bedrooms, situated just 6 miles from Birmingham city center, offering modern accommodations in historical settings.

A window in the Long Gallery displays the heraldic arms of Sir Edward Devereux and Catherine, while multiple concealed doors create secret passages throughout.

Location: Castle Bromwich

Architectural style: Jacobean architecture

GPS coordinates: 52.50590,-1.79222

Latest update: May 12, 2025 03:18