Norton Conyers
Anglo-Saxon foundations to a house known now for its pink hue, Dutch gables and literary connections.
Wath, near Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 5EQ
Capacity
-
100+
-
25-50
-
51-100
-
Under 25
Licences
-
Civil
Venue Types
-
Marquee space
-
Outdoor / garden
Facilities
-
Guest parking
-
Suppliers list
We do not have a lift to the first floor of the house therefore any visitors who are unable to negotiate the stairs are looked after by our house stewards who will stay with them and will show photographs of and describe the rooms upstairs, so they can be informed of the history of these rooms.
The garden at Norton Conyers is often referred to as a secret garden and has a magical quality to it. It has an intimate and romantic feel and is surrounded by woods and overlooking fine parklands.
The garden is unique and can cater for small intimate weddings to large scale receptions. In 2021 the garden was featured in British Vogue twice.
Your can entertain your guests in the garden’s most picturesque feature, the 18th-century Orangery.
Southward-facing, hung with roses, with its ornamental pond and fountain before it, it commands a fine view of the ornamental iron gate and the parkland beyond.
The paths are flanked by traditional herbaceous borders, together with gold and silver plants, old-fashioned peonies, irises and high yew hedges.
You may have use of the garden from Thursday to Sunday morning so you have plenty of time to put your stamp on the venue.
Please contact us for more information:
01765 640333
We do not have a lift to the first floor of the house therefore any visitors who are unable to negotiate the stairs are looked after by our house stewards who will stay with them and will show photographs of and describe the rooms upstairs, so they can be informed of the history of these rooms.