Take a walk around our village.

Lets start at The School, School Lane.

Lubenham school accepts pupils from age 4+ to 11years when they move on to a middle school.
The building is an attractive Victorian Design with extensive playing field to the rear.
The school has high standards of achievement and prides itself on its friendly caring atmosphere. The addition of a new School Hall is currently underway which will allow the pupils more space to undertake their many activities.

Click on the picture to go to the School Web Page

The Tower House - based on a Georgian farmhouse. Owned by a racing man the house had a new gable or a tower added every time his horse won a race.The house has many interesting features including a plaster ceiling alleged to have come from Lamport Hall and been won in a bet.
Click on the picture to hear a recording of a former employee of the racehorse owner from the Tower House.

Click on the picture to find out about B&B at Gore Lodge.

The House That Jack Built (Gore Lodge)- an interesting property that provides B&B accommodation. Gore Lodge is the original name for this 18th Century Hunting Box named by Benedict John Gore a previous owner. Benedict was the nephew of Jack 'Cherry' Angel (so called because he drove around in a cherry coloured Phaeton Carriage), he resided at The Tower House which is to be found at the other end of the village. Jack and Benedict were both great racing men and at one of the races a great wager was placed. The result was a victory for Benedict Gore's horse and the unfortunate Jack was faced with a forfeit of paying for the entire renovations of Gore Lodge. On completion a great dinner party was held and the dinner guests came up with the new name for the house - The House That Jack Built.