Corsham House

A British brasserie with bedrooms, between Bath and the Cotswolds.

Corsham House is a restaurant and wine shop, with eleven cosy bedrooms upstairs. Sitting on the town’s historic High Street, the British brasserie will serve food and drink all day alongside a chunky wine list.

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Brasserie

Burgundy banquettes and a warm brass glow is the backdrop to delicious food and great hospitality.

Rooted in the traditions of the brasserie, making the most of our abundant South West larder, menus move from afternoon snacks and small plates to larger dishes.

James Harris brings his flavour-led cooking from The Beckford Bottle Shop, to Corsham House, adding bold, modern depth to old-school British favourites.

At the bar, classic cocktails and bar snacks are served, and in the shop, dine among the bottles with the chance to sample the shelves. 

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Bedrooms

Above the brasserie are eleven comfortable bedrooms with sash windows overlooking Corsham’s pretty high street.

Each bedroom is decorated in a restful colour palette, fitted with Georgian oak furniture and the bathrooms are well stocked with locally-made Bramley products.

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The hidden courtyard is open in summer for lunch and dinner and you’ll find a handful of tables on Corsham High Street - the perfect spot for morning coffee or an aperitif.

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Corsham House began as a family home for the Mountjoys. The area that is now the Bottle Shop was added in the early 1700s and the Brasserie, Bar, and Kitchen areas in the 1800s. Later converted into a bank, it has retained its character throughout the years. 

Today, it has been transformed into a place to eat, drink, and stay, blending historic charm with sustainability and modern comfort. Situated on the cobbled pedestrian high street, just minutes from Bath and the Cotswolds, it’s surrounded by independent shops and is a short stroll from Corsham Court - known for its extensive parkland, fine art collection and wandering peacocks.