Welcome to Holme Pierrepont Hall
An historic exclusive-use, country house wedding and event venue in Nottinghamshire
Holme Pierrepont Hall is an exclusive use wedding and event venue, situated in a secluded 30 acre estate, just a few minutes from Trent Bridge in Nottingham.
A Grade I listed Tudor Manor House dating back to c.1500, Holme Pierrepont Hall is the perfect venue for weddings and events at any time of year, with historic period features and romantic, tranquil gardens. Exclusively yours for the day, we cater for parties with up to 120 guests for both weddings and civil ceremonies, receptions, private parties, dinners and events. The House and Gardens are also open to the public for special events on selected dates through the year.
A Grade I listed Tudor Manor House dating back to c.1500, Holme Pierrepont Hall is the perfect venue for weddings and events at any time of year, with historic period features and romantic, tranquil gardens. Exclusively yours for the day, we cater for parties with up to 120 guests for both weddings and civil ceremonies, receptions, private parties, dinners and events. The House and Gardens are also open to the public for special events on selected dates through the year.
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Exclusively yours for the day
At Holme Pierrepont Hall, we only ever hold one wedding at a time so you can enjoy exclusive use of the house and gardens for the duration of your celebrations. The house has five reception rooms - all elegantly decorated with family portraits and antique furniture and we can accommodate up to 120 guests for seated dining and around 150 for an evening party.
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How to find us
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Holme Pierrepont Hall is 3 miles from Trent Bridge, off the A6011 Radcliffe Road, just before it joins the A52 Nottingham to Grantham Road.
If coming from the A52, turn onto the A6011 Radcliffe Road by the Gamston Lock public house. At the second set of traffic lights, turn right signposted for the National Watersports Centre. Continue on this road past the National Water Sports Centre and follow the brown signs to the house. Directions if using SatNav When approaching Holme Pierrepont from the A52 Grantham Road, some SatNav systems may attempt to direct you via Radcliffe-on-Trent village. If this is the case, continue along the A52 towards Nottingham City Centre until you reach the Gamston Lock Pub roundabout. Continue straight on the A6011 Radcliffe Road then turn right at the second set of traffic lights. Follow the brown signs for Holme Pierrepont Hall, past the National Watersports Centre. |
0115 933 2371
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"Holme Pierrepont Hall is one of the most historically significant country houses in Nottinghamshire and we look forward to welcoming you to our family home."
- Robert and Charlotte Brackenbury
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Thank you to the Heritage Fund
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As a result of the Coronavirus pandemic, we have been delighted to have received recovery funding from the Heritage Fund supported by The National Lottery. We are extremely grateful to have received this support in what has been a challenging year for heritage businesses. Thank you.
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The Heritage Lottery Fund and Country Houses Foundation
We are very pleased to announce that we have received funding to restore part of the building / wall that is part of the Courtyard Garden and also a section of the 1628 Garden Wall which is in urgent need of repair. This has been made possible by the Our Heritage grant scheme which is run by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
We are also grateful to the Country Houses Foundation for giving us a grant for this essential work.
We are also grateful to the Country Houses Foundation for giving us a grant for this essential work.
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