The Bradley Hare is a 19th-century coaching inn nestled in the picturesque Wiltshire village of Maiden Bradley. Dating to 1865, this characterful gastropub has been thoughtfully reimagined. Antique furniture, rich colours, carefully chosen fabrics and original features bring warmth and personality to the inviting spaces. Food is a highlight, with seasonal British cooking inspired by the South West’s exceptional produce taking centre stage. With 12 stylish bedrooms, it is a wonderful destination for a romantic weekend, foodie escape or relaxing countryside break. Perfectly positioned for exploring Stourhead, Longleat and the Cranborne Chase countryside, it is also within easy reach of Frome, Warminster and the historic city of Bath.
The Bradley Hare Inn Maiden Bradley, Wiltshire, BA12 7HW
- 12 bedrooms
- 12 bedrooms
Elegant country pub on the edge of the Longleat Estate
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Family Friendly
- Gastro Pub
- Log Fires
- Parking
Bedrooms
The Bradley Hare has 12 beautifully designed bedrooms, combining the character of a traditional country inn with understated luxury. Spread between the main pub and former Coach House, each room has its own personality, with antique furniture, carefully chosen fabrics, luxurious bedding and thoughtful touches throughout. Guests can choose from cosy Small Rooms, inviting Medium Rooms or spacious Large Rooms, with views across the village, gardens or courtyard. Selected bedrooms feature freestanding roll-top baths, adding a little indulgence to a romantic countryside escape. For families, some bedrooms can accommodate children on request, while three designated dog-friendly rooms welcome four-legged companions with prior acknowledgement – additional charges apply.
Food & Drink
Food is a real highlight at The Bradley Hare Inn. Inspired by the rich food heritage of Wiltshire and Somerset, the pub celebrates the finest local ingredients. Menus reflect the seasons with their take on comforting classics sitting alongside refined plates. Whether you are enjoying a leisurely lunch, a romantic supper or a traditional Sunday roast, dining here is a wonderfully relaxed experience. The characterful restaurant provides an inviting setting, while the sunny terrace and garden are perfect for alfresco dining during warmer months. Overnight guests can also look forward to a delicious breakfast to start their day. The welcoming bar is equally appealing, offering locally brewed ales, including the inn’s own Hare Ale, carefully selected wines and classic cocktails. Settle into a cosy armchair beside a roaring fire or enjoy a refreshing drink in the sunshine after exploring the surrounding countryside.
