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Set in 1750 acres of glorious park and woodland on the Hampshire/West Sussex border. Stansted House is a prime example of the Carolean revival and the lavishly decorated Chapel of St Paul was an inspiration to the poet Keats.  Stansted is a real 'Upstairs Downstairs' experience. This Grade II listed building with elegant rooms displaying fine period furniture an impressive art collection and well stocked library epitomises an Edwardian country house in its heyday. Leaving the State Rooms and descending 'Below Stairs ' the visitor can imagine how the staff carried out their duties in the purpose built servant's quarters. The Butlers Pantry and the Housekeepers Room are full of household articles from another age and the Old Kitchen is well equipped with all manner of kitchen utensils.
Address:
Rowlands Castle
Hampshire
PO9 6DX [view map] Venue Type:
Venue Location:
- Farm/private estate
- Rural/country
Facilities & Services Wedding Reception Max: 120 Wedding Ceremony Text: Stansted Park, a member of the Historic Houses Association, is set in historic parkland. The Music Room, is licensed to host civil wedding ceremonies. This venue is one of the few licensed premises that also has its own private chapel which can be made available for blessings if required. Wedding Reception Text: The Main Hall and Music Room are suitable for drinks receptions, while the Blue Drawing Room can be used for a sit down meal (up to 50) or a finger buffet (up to 120). The party can then be continued into the evening with a marquee on the lawn or, in the Winter, use the Servantsì Hall and Crypt for a party with a difference. Wedding Services:
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