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skip to content home plan your stay local news visitor’s log useful links say hello surprise day trip to stoke bruerne – from barbara clydesdale posted on october 3, 2017 by stokebruerneadmin when my husband gets an idea into his head it’s nigh on impossible to get the damn thing out. before the kids moved out, his grand schemes were limited somewhat by the financial costs of raising them, but now they’ve gone he’s got free reign to tackle any project that he feels like – hooray! thankfully, as gerald has advanced in years his ideas have grown steadily more conservative – perhaps he’s more conscious of his ever slowing rate of work. the latest project that he decided to take on, namely our ever decaying kitchen, has been gnawing away at him for a few weeks now. living out in northamptonshire, i don’t really mind taking the car out on a saturday to a hardware shop. it gives gerald the chance to blow off some steam and waste the valuable time of the unlucky shop assistants who mistake him for a high-value customer; most importantly, it gives me the chance to take the car out for a spin and visit one of the many beautiful villages that our local area has to offer. last weekend it was stoke bruerne, where i had the good fortune to enjoy a whole summer’s day watching the canal boats pop in and out – and gerald even had the opportunity to talk the ear off a rather unlucky blacksmith! the official reason for our drive was to find spare cooker hood filters for our belling oven , a task that was gerald was a little disappointed to have completed so quickly. the internet and all it’s conveniences have somewhat scuppered my husband’s usual rhythm of how how he goes about his little tasks. on our way to the shops, he was rather dismayed to find out, using his phone, that not only did the store we were travelling to have none of the particular filters in stock, but that it was in actual fact much easier to simply order the part he wanted online and wait a couple of weeks for it to be delivered. with our goal completed before we’d even reached our destination, we found ourselves in a rather odd situation: aimlessly driving around the countryside with no real purpose. i knew that gerald needed some cheering up, so instead of driving straight home, i pulled off the a5 at heathencote and took us on a long straight road over to stoke bruerne. i’d been told that this little canal village was the perfect place to spend a sunday afternoon, with a couple of canal-side pubs to choose from , as well as a few other little things to look at. gerald had clearly drifted off into his own head after the trip to the hardware shop had been cancelled, so it was with a little start that he looked up to find himself in an unfamiliar land, when we parked up in this quaint little village. as we stepped out in the glorious english countryside, i could tell that i’d made the right decision to come here. the smell of pub grub drifted down the river along with the canal boats and laughs of the patrons. in the distance, the sounds of a metalwork forge could be heard , peaking the interest of my husband and a smattering of colour caught my eye as we walked past a stained glass workshop. this weekend, we rediscovered the joys of a lazy sunday and we’ve got stoke bruerne to thank for that. every now and again we’re lucky enough to have visitors to stoke bruerne send us writing about their experiences in the village. these opinions are all original and do not reflect the opinions of those residing in stoke bruerne. should you wish to send us your own piece you can get in touch with us on the ‘say hello’ page. … <span class="entry-utility-prep entry-utility-prep-cat-links">posted in</span> plan your stay , visitor's log | leave a comment places to stay near stoke bruerne posted on september 28, 2017 by stokebruerneadmin stay over night to get the true stoke bruerne experience unless you’re lucky enough to own your own narrow boat, like our guest writer jeff, you’ll more than likely be needing a place to stay whilst you visit stoke bruerne. although the village is a little far from most major chain hotels, there’s a decent selection of accommodation options which should suit most tastes and budgets. everything from spacious campsites to cosy little b&bs can be found in the local area – we’ve done the hard work for you and sought out the best value places that will give you a good night’s sleep. each of these places are only a short distance from the quaint village of stoke bruerne, where you’ll be able to while away many a peaceful summer’s day – just don’t forget to book well in advance to avoid disappointment! the walnut tree inn, blisworth recipient of trip advisor’s certificate of excellence for four years in a row, this super traditional pub, restaurant and inn is a perfect choice for families or older travellers. the rooms are well furnished, the menu on offer has a great selection of pub grub and we’ve heard tell that the locally sourced ales could give our very own navigation inn a run for their money! with room rates starting as low as £65 per night, the prices are very good value – head to their website to get the best deals. graham’s b&b, shutlanger you may have to pay a pretty price to stay at graham’s b&b in shutlanger, just a short walk away from stoke bruerne, but every penny will be well spent at this fantastically plush overnight accommodation. graham’s prices start from £120 per night, with a choice of four rooms to pick from including a double with an ensuite – you can find him on airbnb right here . colin’s cottage, stoke bruerne you don’t get much closer to the centre of the action than this. colin’s airbnb property is right slap, bang in the middle of stoke bruerne, set just back from the edge of the canal. although it’s all traditional stone wall and slate on the outside, the inside is super modern and ultra stylish. when you stay within the grounds of the 17th century dove cottage you’re just a minute’s walk away from the museum, cafe and pubs that make up the heart of stoke bruerne. no. 3 and no. 4 canalside cottages, stoke bruerne these two privately owned properties were originally built to house the workers of the local corn mill. after the mill closed down in 1913, they were turned into residential accommodation and so they have remained ever since. at around £300 to £550 for a week’s worth of accommodation, these 4-bed cottages are great for a comfortable, cosy stay in stoke bruerne – plus you’re close enough to the canal to almost touch it. waterways cottage, stoke bruerne just set back from the canal, the waterways cottage offers a variety of studio apartments. although the experience is closer to that of a b&b rather than a hotel, you’ll find that your stay at waterways will still feel secluded and calm. with a place to relax outside, as well as jacuzzis in some rooms, this is a great choice for anyone looking for a romantic break away for the weekend. there are plenty of other accommodation options, so make sure you have a good poke around online before you book! … <span class="entry-utility-prep entry-utility-prep-cat-links">posted in</span> local news , plan your stay | leave a comment devon to skipton, via stoke bruerne – from jeff manners posted on august 23, 2017 by stokebruerneadmin living on a canal boat can get lonely at times. i often get asked by old friends, passers by and occasional drinking companions, why i chose to live by myself. it’s a good, if personal, question and it’s rather hard to answer simply. after all, living out one’s retirement years on a canal boat is hardly a conventional way to grow old. as i write this, i’m docked up at stoke bruerne: one of the most quaint little canal villages i’ve visited in a long time. my journey started in devon, months ago now, and has taken me up through the epic grand union canal. tomorrow morning i will continue north and connect to the liverpool-leeds canal and t

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