Stately homes in Hampshire

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Avington Park

Winchester, Hampshire, SO21 1DB

Stately home
·150 attendees
·6 meeting rooms

Today’s corporate visitor can appreciate the peace and tranquillity of this elegant, historic house. The staterooms are magnificently painted and lead onto a unique pair of conservatories flanking the south lawns. Avington Park is an ideal venue for a whole range of functions, from small private meetings to large corporate hospitality days, motor car launches & classic car rallies, Company dinners, conferences and promotions. There are wide lawns and meadows for outside activities, beautiful rooms inside and a 9 hole golf course and trout fishing, a mere ½ mile away. Access is particularly easy with the M3 just 10 minutes away, and the station a mere 6 miles. There is excellent in-house catering and plenty of car parking. Everything is done to make things run smoothly and efficiently with the least amount of difficulty for the organiser, with the maximum amount of enjoyment for the client. Day Delegate Rates, function and facility fees are available on request.

Highclere Castle

Newbury, Berkshire, United Kingdom, RG20 9RN

Stately home
·140 attendees
·3 meeting rooms

Just 75 minutes from London; 6 miles from junction 13 of the M4 motorway. Highclere Castle is the perfect venue for corporate entertaining, conferences and activity days. Highclere Castle has offered facilities for the finest in corporate entertaining and conferences for almost 20 years. Only 75 minutes from London and less than one mile from the A34 trunk road, the Castle provides the perfect venue for corporate conferences. Six State Rooms dating back 160 years are available for indoor activities and fine dining. Hundreds of acres of landscaped parkland provide scope for activity days impossible in a city location. A broad range of companies have used the castle's facilities for entertaining and conferences. The stunning backdrop of the Castle has been used by film and television companies as a location for many famous films. The Castle figures frequently in local television documentaries. The location and scale of Highclere Park make it the perfect venue for outdoor activities. Clay shooting, archery, falconry and quad biking are all in demand. The landscaped parkland gives considerable scope for car launches, marquee events and music concerts. Access for coaches and heavy goods vehicles combines with free parking for hundreds of cars to provide the ideal venue for large scale events.

Gilbert Whites House and The Oates Museum

Gilbert White’s House & Garden The Wakes High Street Selborne Hampshire GU34 3JH, GU34 3JH

Stately home
·Unusual
·3 meeting rooms

Welcome to Gilbert White's House & The Oates Museum website. Come and enjoy a special day out at this fascinating and most original museum commemorating important individuals in the exploration of the natural world, set in an historic village in beautiful countryside. Having paid admission,our guests are free to come and go as often as they please that day. View the House and Museum, go for a walk around the delightful gardens and through the Park to see the follies, take tea in the Parlour and shop in the old billiard room. Time and energy permitting, walk up the famous Gilbert White's Zigzag through the hanging beechwoods, return and tour the grounds. Or just sit and look at one of the most delightful views in the South of England. The House and Grounds can be made available as a venue for special events, meetings, conferences or small social gatherings throughout the year.

Mottisfont Abbey

Mottisfont Abbey, Mottisfont, near Romsey, Hampshire, SO51 0LP

Stately home
·100 attendees
·7 meeting rooms

Mottisfont Abbey’s history shows, quite simply, that it is a perfect place for meetings and fine dining. It has been said that Saxon freemen may have held their village moots, or meetings on this site before the Priory was built in 1201 by William Briwere, trusted advisor to Richard the Lionheart. The monks started offering hospitality about 800 years ago to visiting pilgrims. Then, in the last century, it became something of a retreat for the London social circle, which included George Bernard Shaw. Today you can continue this fine tradition of socialising in a fabulous setting, redolent with history and surrounded by beautiful gardens and parkland Corporate hospitality Mottisfont Abbey has a wide choice of distinctive rooms offering great flexibility. It is particularly ideal for entertaining guests for dinner in the Dining Room or for holding a drinks reception in the Long Gallery. Alternatively the Stag Hunting Room is the perfect base for a breakfast or lunch before going fishing on the River Test in the Abbey grounds.

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