Priory Tudor House
Affordable residential addiction service in Northampton
Expert therapeutic team
Supportive, community-focussed environment
Physical and VR exposure therapy
Competitively priced from £350 per night
Addictions we treat: Alcohol | Ketamine | Cocaine | Cannabis | Prescription drugs | Gambling | Gaming | Internet | See all
Located in the picturesque village of Grafton Regis in Northamptonshire, Priory Tudor House is a 16-bed residential addiction treatment centre offering our specialist Flourish programme.
Set within extensive grounds on a historic site once belonging to King Henry VIII, Tudor House combines a unique heritage with a welcoming, peaceful countryside environment where residents can step away from everyday pressures and focus on their recovery.
We offer:
Explaining Priory's Flourish addictions services
Evidence-based psychological support, measured through robust outcomes
A market-leading service at a more affordable price point | £350 per night
A supportive network and a leading care programme for family members
A wellness programme for clients to encourage mental wellbeing and ongoing support beyond discharge
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Priory Tudor House Grafton Regis Northampton Northants NN12 7SS
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Residential addiction treatment in Northamptonshire
At Priory Tudor House, we understand that everyone's experience of addiction is different. That's why our Flourish programme is personalised to your individual needs and recovery goals.
Our whole-person approach looks beyond addiction itself, recognising the emotional, psychological and lifestyle factors that can contribute to addictive behaviours. Through structured residential treatment and a supportive therapeutic community, we'll help you build confidence, develop healthier coping strategies and prepare for life beyond rehab.
Tudor House supports people experiencing alcohol and drug addictions, as well as behavioural addictions such as gambling, gaming, shopping, sex and love addiction, and problematic internet use.
For residents staying 28 days or longer, family support also includes a dedicated programme for loved ones, alongside weekly family support groups to help strengthen relationships, establish healthy boundaries and support relapse prevention.
As a non-medical residential rehabilitation service, Tudor House offers intensive therapeutic support in a welcoming environment, with an experienced team helping you develop the skills, confidence and strategies needed for lasting progress.
Treatment begins with a minimum 14-day stay (Stage 1), with the option to continue into Stages 2 and 3 depending on your needs and recovery goals. Each stage of Flourish builds on your progress, although many residents benefit from completing Stage 1 alone.
Inside Priory Tudor House
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Ongoing support
Everyone who completes a minimum 14-day residential stay at Tudor House receives 12 months of free online aftercare, helping you stay connected and supported throughout your recovery.
This includes weekly Zoom sessions where you can share experiences, build on the skills developed during treatment and receive encouragement from others in a safe, supportive environment. You can join whenever it's helpful.
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Recovery 360
Alongside aftercare, you'll receive free access to Recovery 360, our digital recovery support tool, when you complete your programme.
Starting with a flexible 3-month plan, which can be extended, Recovery 360 helps you maintain motivation, structure and accountability beyond residential treatment.
Recovery 360 combines a Bluetooth-enabled breathalyser with a tracking app, offering personalised support, real-time feedback and practical recovery tools. An optional companion app keeps loved ones involved, while Priory specialists can monitor your progress securely and provide guidance when needed.
Treatment options
At Priory Tudor House, therapy underpins every part of our programme. We use a range of evidence-based therapies, tailored to your individual needs, to help you develop practical coping skills, build resilience and support long-term recovery. Combining group sessions, one-to-one support, psychoeducation and creative therapies, our approach helps you manage the challenges of addiction and everyday life.
Therapies include:
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)
Trauma-informed therapy
Psychoeducational groups
Understanding relationships
Interpersonal group therapy
Self-care and wellbeing
Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT)
Dramatherapy
As part of your recovery, you'll also have access to innovative exposure-based therapy, helping you safely navigate situations that may trigger cravings, stress or relapse beyond treatment.
Inside VR therapy for addiction
Our specialists use immersive VR technology to recreate real-life situations in a safe, controlled environment. From everyday social settings to high-pressure scenarios, this allows you to practise coping strategies, manage triggers and build confidence before facing similar challenges in everyday life.
This approach helps you feel more prepared to maintain your recovery beyond treatment.
Looking after your overall wellbeing is an important part of recovery. Alongside therapy, we offer activities that support your physical and emotional health, helping you find balance and build healthy routines.
Activities include:
Fitness classes
Community-based trips and activities
Relaxation sessions
Where appropriate, you may also be able to bring your pet with you during treatment. Having a familiar companion nearby can provide comfort, reassurance and a sense of routine while you're away from home.
All pets are subject to a risk assessment before admission, taking into account the needs of other residents, including allergies or fears of animals.
Our location
Set in the picturesque village of Grafton Regis, surrounded by the Northamptonshire countryside, Priory Tudor House stands on the historic site of Grafton Manor, a former royal residence with connections to King Henry VIII.
Acquired by Henry VIII in 1526, Grafton Manor became a regular retreat for the King, particularly during hunting visits to Northamptonshire. The original royal residence was severely damaged by fire during the English Civil War in 1643. The Tudor House building seen today stands on part of the same historic grounds.
Today, Tudor House offers residents the opportunity to focus on their recovery in a distinctive countryside setting, surrounded by extensive grounds and centuries of history.
The house features deluxe bedrooms with modern en-suite bathrooms, alongside a range of welcoming shared spaces. These include peaceful living areas, a client lounge with TV, basic gym equipment, and an on-site kitchen. All meals are included as part of your stay, with residents preparing their own meals either individually or part of the community.
Outside, our beautifully landscaped private gardens provide space for you to reconnect with nature, while the surrounding countryside offers scenic walking routes.
