
Medieval Great Hall
£0.00Medieval Great Hall dates from 1430 and provides our historic centrepiece, accommodating 100 seated ceremony guests, 66 dining guests and up to 130 dancing guests.
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Set on the slopes of Kinder Scout in the Peak District, Upper House Estate is a historic private estate offering an exclusive setting for weddings, celebrations and group experiences. Our property combines a Grade II-listed house, extensive gardens, private woodland and spectacular views towards Kinder Reservoir. We offer several distinctive spaces for celebrations, including the Medieval Great Hall, Tipi Dining Hall, Castle Courtyard, Terrace, Huntsman’s Inn and cocktail bar. Our wedding packages provide different options for couples, from ceremony-only arrangements to exclusive weekend stays with accommodation for up to 30 resident guests and capacity for up to 130 wedding-day guests. The estate also provides five kitchens, ten bathrooms, event equipment, catering partnerships and access to private countryside walks. We are licensed for legal marriages, same-sex marriages and civil partnerships. Our setting allows guests to enjoy a complete countryside experience, combining historic architecture, private grounds, dining, accommodation and outdoor activities in one secluded Peak District estate.






Medieval Great Hall dates from 1430 and provides our historic centrepiece, accommodating 100 seated ceremony guests, 66 dining guests and up to 130 dancing guests.

Tipi Dining Hall provides a contemporary dining environment with wood flooring, surround sound, heating and views towards Kinder Reservoir, with dining capacity for 100 guests.

Castle Courtyard provides a covered reception setting with patio heaters, festoon lighting, outdoor lounge furniture and relaxed seating, creating an atmospheric space for wedding celebrations.

Terrace provides an outdoor setting beneath the Solstice Tower and Clock Tower archway, offering impressive views towards Kinder Reservoir for dining, drinks and social occasions.
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