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Brompton Cookery School

Address

Brompton
Near Atcham
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
SY5 6LE

Contact

Tel : 01743 761629

adult
£40.00 - £145.00

Child
£45.00 - £75.00

Brompton Cookery School is based in a beautiful barn conversion within a collection of original farm buildings. A stunning, purpose built kitchen allows for the tuition of sixteen people. The cookery school also has a stylish dining room for you to enjoy the dishes you create.

The cookery school offers a range of day, half day and week long courses as well as bespoke cookery courses. In addition, there are demonstration and dine evenings, where a host of talented chefs, including those from Michelin star and other high calibre establishments will demonstrate a range of dishes which the guests will then enjoy for dinner.

Accommodation for residential courses and specialised weekend breaks is catered for just a few steps from the cookery school at our farmhouse bed & breakfast. Our delightful National Trust Bed and Breakfast Farmhouse is set in extensive lawns and gardens just 3 miles from the Medieval town of Shrewsbury.

The house is a haven of peace, comfort and elegance. It has been beautifully decorated and refurbished throughout. The drawing room has sumptuous sofas and a wonderful log fire - the dining room a large elm refectory table with stunning oak floorboards. The bedrooms are light and airy, with gorgeous beds and fluffy white towels.

Come and sample what Brompton Cookery School has to offer.

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Directions

By Road

Directions from M54 Birmingham

M54 to Shrewsbury roundabout following signs to A5

Follow signs straight on to A5 to Oswestry

At first roundabout take left turning to B4380 Atcham/Ironbridge

Upon entering Atcham and just before bridge turn right to Cross Houses (you will see the black/green cookery school sign)

After approx ½ mile turn left to Brompton (cookery school sign)

Drive up lane ¾ mile and at grass t-junction turn left and you will see Cookery School immediately on left. Follow drive, past farmhouse into cookery school yard.

Directions from A5 from Oswestry

A5 to Shrewsbury

When on Shrewsbury Bypass continue across large roundabout with traffic lights at Dobbies and at next roundabout take third exit signposted B4380 Atcham/Ironbridge

Continue using directions above

By Public Transport

Brompton Cookery School is approximately 8 miles from Shrewsbury Train Station.

There is a bus stop in Cross House, then approximately 10 minute walk to Brompton Cookery School.

Brompton Farmhouse B&B - Just steps away from the Cookery School -

Brompton Cookery School facilities include:

First aid facilities
In countryside
Indoor event/attraction
Of historic, literary or architectural interest
Smoking permitted in some areas
Village Location
Demonstrations given
Educational Visits Accepted
Suitable for families
Maestro accepted
MasterCard accepted
Solo accepted
Sterling Travellers Cheques accepted
Visa accepted
On site parking
Parking (free)
Booking essential
Groups accepted
Max group size
Min group size
Toilets

Brompton Cookery School accessibility includes:

Audible alarm system
Designated parking within about 50 metres of main entrance
Drop-off point for guests immediately outside main entrance
Effective lighting throughout attraction for visually impaired visitors
Flat route with no steps from parking area to entrance
Good colour/tonal contrast throughout attraction, eg doors contrast with floor/walls
Level access, ramp or lift to a public toilet
Level access, ramp or lift to a public toilet suitable for wheelchair users
Level access, ramp or lift to ticket issuing point

Contact - Brompton Cookery School

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