Four rooms, one house
A Great Hall, a glass-roofed Orangery, a raftered barn and a walled garden. Use one, or use all four.
The Great Hall
Tall windows, carved ceilings and a sprung floor that carries a first dance beautifully. Candlelit in winter, flooded with light in June.
- Ceremony
- 140
- Seated
- 120
- Evening
- 180
Best for: Weddings and grand dinners
The Orangery
A glass-roofed room of patterned tiles and hanging lamps. Set one long table or several round, and watch the evening light move across the walls.
- Ceremony
- 100
- Seated
- 90
- Evening
- 120
Best for: Wedding breakfasts and dinners
The Hayloft
A raftered barn with a polished floor, a bar at one end and room to dance. Dim the lights, turn up the music and the night takes care of itself.
- Ceremony
- 120
- Seated
- 110
- Evening
- 200
Best for: Evening parties and dancing
The Walled Garden
Clipped hedges, gravel paths and an old brick wall. Say your vows under the arch, then take drinks on the lawn while the photographer does the rounds.
- Ceremony
- 150
- Seated
- 120
Best for: Ceremonies and drinks receptions
At a glance
Guest numbers for each room. We can lay them out differently, so ask if you have something particular in mind.
Fourteen rooms, thirty-two beds
Your closest family and friends can sleep under the same roof, from the bridal suite with its freestanding bath to cosy bunk rooms for the youngest guests. Breakfast is served the next morning, whenever you are ready.
Let us find your date.
Tell us when you are thinking of and we will check the diary. No pressure, and a pot of tea on us when you visit.