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About Coughton Village

Coughton is a small heritage village located in Warwickshire and sits between Studley to the North and Alcester to the South. It has a population of approximately 170 people (2021 census).  The village is home to a range of farmlands and a mix of diversified beautiful historical houses peppered with more recent contemporary homes.  It is also home to a thriving public house: The Throckmorton Arms), a local Church of England Primary School and of course the ancestral home of the Throckmorton Family: Coughton Court. There is much to celebrate about this historical village, not least its people, who take pride in protecting its buildings: many of which date back as far as the 15th century.

Coughton village is rich in farming and agricultural land and boasts a thriving and growing woodland through the work of the Heart of England Forestry.  Coughton residents are an active community who use their talents to bring life to the village: for example working with Coughton Court to host annual community fetes, a community choir that supports local charities/groups, and regular gatherings commemorating national and local events.