Estate Meetings provide structured day use of the house or barns for groups requiring privacy and a defined working environment. These meetings are frequently used for training days, creative workshops and professional team sessions.
Sessions may take place in the drawing room, dining room or library of the Manor House, or within the Dutch Barn and Saw Mill.
This format allows access to the estate without the commitment of a residential stay.
How It Works
Room allocation is agreed in advance according to group size and format.
Depending on the nature of the booking, meetings may include exclusive use of the relevant areas of the estate.
Catering is provided on site and structured around the timetable of the day.
What Is Included
Estate Meeting bookings include:
Use of agreed working space
On-site catering
Hosting and coordination
Superfast WiFi
AV equipment and workshop materials
On-site parking
Access to the grounds
Station transfers can be arranged if required.
Suitable For
Estate Meetings are used for:
Strategy sessions
Planning meetings
Professional workshops
Training days
Facilitated discussions
Estate Meetings
The Manor House
The Manor House provides a more formal setting within the estate. Its defined rooms suit structured sessions, board discussions and hosted dining.
On-site accommodation allows programmes to extend beyond a single day without off-site logistics.
The house can be used independently or alongside the barns, enabling events to move between more formal and more open working environments.
The Barns
The barns offer adaptable, open-plan environments suited to workshops, collaborative sessions and group work.
Because layouts are flexible, furniture can be arranged to suit the structure of the day — from theatre-style presentations to breakout tables or long-table dining.
The barns can be used independently or integrated with the house, depending on the scale and flow of the programme.
The Grounds
The 7-acre grounds add depth and breathing space to the estate. Garden rooms, lawns and orchard areas provide opportunities for informal discussion, breakout sessions or time away from the table.
The surrounding landscape reinforces the sense of containment and privacy, supporting focused work without interruption.
THE BARNS
The barns are typically used for flexible layouts and shared activity.
Open, adaptable internal spaces
Suitable for a range of group sizes
Furniture can be arranged to suit different formats
Good ceiling height and clear floor space
Works well for shared activity, discussion and informal layouts
Can support long-table dining and communal setups
Practical access for setup and pack-down
Can be used independently or alongside other estate spaces
Contained rural setting with full privacy
Supported by clear hosting and advance planning
Delivered with structured hosting and advance planning
At a Glance
THE MAIN HOUSE
The main house offers a more formal environment and on-site accommodation.
More formal rooms suitable for meetings and dining
Fixed rooms with defined character and layout
Suitable for smaller groups or more structured formats
On-site accommodation available for multi-day events
Useful for residential workshops, planning days and retreats
Can be used as a base alongside the barns
Provides an alternative environment within the same estate
Allows different parts of an event to happen in different spaces
Using the barns and house together
Barns and house can be combined within one event
Different spaces can be used at different times of day
Ideal for programmes that combine structured sessions with collaborative working
Supports residential and multi-day formats