Stately homes in Wiltshire

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Longleat

The Estate Office, Longleat, Wiltshire, BA12 7NW

Stately home
·150 attendees
·3 meeting rooms

Set within 900 acres of ‘Capability’ Brown landscaped grounds, Longleat House is a magnificent venue for corporate hospitality and special events. Substantially completed by 1580, Longleat is widely regarded as among the best examples of high Elizabethan architecture in Britain and one of the loveliest stately homes open to the public. Combine this with a further 8,000 acres of grounds, a multitude of visitor attractions (Safari Park, World’s Longest Hedge Maze and much, much more), lakes and parkland and you have a venue that will suit events of all shapes and sizes. Longleat has a wide range of facilities to suit functions of all shapes and sizes. From the grandeur of the Elizabethan Great Hall to the sumptuousness of the Green Library, spend some time browsing the information below to discover more about this stately venue…

Lucknam Park Wiltshire

Lucknam Park, Colerne, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN14 8AZ

Hotel
·Stately home
·40 attendees
·42 bedrooms
·4 meeting rooms

Lucknam Park is eminently well suited to the business user. Smart meeting rooms, dining rooms and suites are ideal for director-level meetings, private luncheons or dinners, with suitably discreet service. Lucknam’s location is highly convenient: only fifteen minutes’ drive from the M4 motorway and less than two hours from London. The 4 private rooms available for meetings, dining and receptions are all located in the Main House and feature either outward views of the estate, or inward views of our picturesque courtyard. Following are photographs and floor plans of our 4 meeting rooms. Complimentary WIFI available in every room.

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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