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Holme Pierrepont Hall is a Grade I listed early Tudor manor house built around 1500 by Sir William Pierrepont. Located about 5 miles east of Nottingham city centre, it features the county's earliest brickwork, a 30-acre private estate, and historic gardens. It remains a private family home and popular wedding venue.
Perfect for conferences, large dinner parties or drinks receptions, The Long Gallery is adorned with family portraits and features Medieval fireplaces, overlooking the magnificent courtyard garden. It has a room capacity of 110 guests for dinner, 200 guests for a drinks reception, and 120 delegates for a seminar.
These two rooms are the oldest part of the house dating from 1500 with their exposed wooden beams and log fires they are very atmospheric and are suited to small dinners and drinks receptions. The room capacity is 20 - 40 guests for dinner and 75 guests for a drinks reception.
The Georgian Ballroom is a light, elegant room, perfect for business meetings, parties and seminars and leads out to the formal East Garden. This room is also perfect for discos, dancing and entertainment featuring live music. It has a room capacity of 100 for drinks, 40 for dinner and 50 for a seminar.
This splendid Victorian room which was once the Billiard room overlooks the East Garden and the French Doors can be opened for summer drinks receptions and seminars. It has a room capacity of 100 for drinks and 50 for a seminar style event.
The gardens and grounds at Holme Pierrepont Hall offer additional atmosphere and space for any kind of event. The Ballroom and Drawing Room can both be opened up directly into the gardens, making these rooms attractive for summer parties and receptions.
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