Introducing our three uniquely designed rooms Charlotte, Emily, and Anne, each reflecting the spirit and aesthetic of the remarkable sisters they’re named after. Nestled in the heart of Thornton, this restored Georgian home offers a tranquil escape, rich in history and brimming with literary inspiration.
The Brontë Birthplace, Thornton is where literary history began. The Brontë children Charlotte, Branwell, Emily and Anne were born here while their father, Reverend Patrick Brontë, served as curate at the nearby Bell Chapel.
Today, the house is Grade II listed and lovingly restored to reflect both its historic character and contemporary charm. Each overnight room is named in honour of a Brontë family member, with period features, thoughtful touches, and stories hidden in every corner. This is the only place in the world where you can sleep where all the Brontës slept.
As a community-owned heritage site, your stay helps support the continued preservation of this remarkable place — ensuring its legacy lives on for future generations.
Stay in the historic room where all six Brontë siblings lived, full of period charm, modern comfort, and literary magic.
Once the room of Patrick and Maria Brontë, this elegant space now offers a superking size bed, which can be split into twin beds, full of charm, comfort, and history.
The room that didn’t exist, but yet hols a view into the Brontë History. Anne’s Room may be part of a later Victorian extension, but it offers a unique link to the past.
The historic chapel where Reverend Patrick Brontë once preached and the Brontë children were baptised, a moving spot for heritage lovers.
A beautiful Victorian church with striking architecture and a strong connection to Thornton’s community life.
A stunning arch curved viaduct offering panoramic countryside views, perfect for a scenic walk or photo stop.
This beautifully restored Georgian square is a hub for creativity and community. Discover local art exhibitions, heritage displays, artist studios, and regular events — all just a short stroll away.
Tucked inside South Square, this stylish microbar serves a rotating menu of craft beers, natural wines, and expertly mixed cocktails. A perfect spot to toast to your Thornton retreat.
Located in South Square, this artsy café serves up speciality coffee, homemade bakes, and hearty brunches with a seasonal twist. Expect great vibes and even better sourdough.
A vibrant venue at the heart of the village, hosting craft markets, exhibitions, theatre, and social events all year round. Check their noticeboard or socials to see what’s on during your stay.
A hidden gem in the heart of Thornton. Once a neglected patch of land, now a thriving community garden filled with flowers, veg beds, and quiet corners. A peaceful spot for a morning walk.
Locals rave about this long-standing Indian restaurant is just a few yards along Market Street. Expect rich flavours, generous portions, and excellent service. Ideal for a cosy curry night.
We have two free parking spaces available for overnight guests on Ball Street, just around the corner from the Birthplace – Find it on Google Maps
Look for Spaces 1 & 2, both are clearly marked and available to you for free during your stay. Take your pick!
On-Street Parking:
Market Street or even directly the Birthplace, offers free on-street parking with no restrictions.
If there isn’t any space directly outside the Brontë Birthplace, head onto Thornton Road, you’re also welcome to park there.
Please be mindful of our neighbours and avoid blocking any driveways. If you need help with bags or access, just let us know, we’re happy to assist.
The Brontë Birthplace is well-connected by public transport and easy to reach without a car.
By Bus: The First Metro 607 bus runs regularly from Thornton to Bradford Interchange and the 67 runs from Keighley via Thornton to Bradford Interchange. The nearest stop is just a 2-minute walk away.
By Train: The closest stations are Bradford Interchange or Bradford Forster Square, both a short bus or taxi ride from Thornton.
By Taxi: Local taxi services are readily available from Bradford city centre and surrounding areas.
Sleep in the very room where all six Brontë children once did, and experience a rare opportunity to connect with literary history.
This charming stay features an ornate four-poster bed, original sash windows, and a private en-suite, blending period character with modern comfort.
Located in the heart of historic Thornton, you’re perfectly placed for countryside walks, cosy cafés, and vibrant local culture. Ideal for heritage lovers and curious travellers alike.
This beautifully restored room once belonged to Patrick and Maria Brontë, parents of the famous literary siblings.
Today, it offers a serene blend of period elegance and modern comfort, featuring a superking size bed, which can be split into twin beds, a stylish en suite, and a striking original fireplace.
Nestled in the heart of historic Thornton, you’re just moments from rolling countryside, vibrant local culture, and a thriving food scene.
Anne’s Room may be part of a later Victorian extension, but it offers a unique link to the past. It features the original exterior stonework and window that once looked out towards the Brontë Bell Chapel, the sacred space in the family’s story.
With antique furnishings, characterful details, and two south-facing windows that floods the room with light, it’s the perfect haven for readers, dreamers, and lovers of quiet charm.
