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Dunchurch Hall consists of 14 cottages and four flats, two stable block conversions and the sympathetic conversion of the original Hall into three flats completed in 1997.

Facilities include an alarm service and resident manager, laundry, guest facilities and pavilion within the attractive grounds.

Dunchurch was mentioned in Domesday as Donecerce and is an attractive village famous for the Lion Inn which is where the Gunpowder conspirators met. For many years Dunchurch was a major staging post serving two major roads - the Oxford to Leicester Road and the London to Holyhead Road and had many inns. The coming of the railways led to the decline of the coaching trade and with a new railway terminal Rugby grew in importance.