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Sedgebrook Hall, residential course venue

Residential Training Details

Duration

The residential course starts at 2pm on a Monday and ends at 2:45pm on a Friday.

(For details of the online Zoom course from 26th – 30th September 2022, please call us.)

Venue

Located in the lovely village of Chapel Brampton, Sedgebrook Hall boasts 13 acres of gardens and stunning grounds. The original manor house dates from 1861 and today has 103 bedrooms and numerous rooms for conferences and events, particularly weddings. Leisure facilities include a gym and pool, easily accessible within the hotel. A really tranquil location for your residential training.

Sedgebrook Hall is only 5 and a half miles from Northampton Railway Station and there is plenty of free parking at the hotel.

Click here for the Sedgebrook Hall website.

Accommodation

Every bedroom has en-suite bathroom facilities with a mixture of showers, baths or both. In every room there are hot drink facilities, a television and free wifi and staff are onsite 24 hours a day.  Your accommodation is included in your course fee.

Meals

The hotel is proud of the reputation of the Tempus Restaurant, which produces fresh food daily using seasonal and local produce. All meals are included in the course fee.

Dietary and other special requirements

We try very hard to accommodate everyone fully on our courses. Please advise us of any dietary or other needs in advance of your course and we will do everything we can to make arrangements for you.

If you have a disability or additional needs that require ground floor accommodation, please let us know as there are some ground floor bedrooms available at the venue.

Joining Instructions

We will send you comprehensive joining instructions in advance of your course. This will include directions and details of anything you need to bring with you.

Please note:

  • Use of a laptop is essential on the course, please call us if you are unable to bring one with you.
  • Courses have a maximum of 12 trainees attending.
  • The training is very popular and early booking is recommended.

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