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Huntsham Court E-Brochure Huntsham Court Unique Events. Unique Guests. Unique Venue. About Us This is why we are unique… Us – Huntsham Court is all about the people that visit, celebrating a wonderful building, supporting local businesses & playing our part. First and foremost it’s about us listening to you and facilitating what you want. Yo u – We want our guests to really make the house their home from home, kick back and relax. Everything is useable and we adapt to meet your needs. We are family friendly and you can even bring your canine companion by prior arrangement. The Building – Creating a legacy that enables this amazing house to be really lived in, so guests get to truly experience the fun of a country house retreat that is grand and has good services and facilities. Huntsham Court is a relaxed home with timeless style and modern comforts. Our Team – We have a wonderful team who are here to listen and put - keepers, cooks, bar staff and butlers. You decide what level of help you want and we make it happen. The Best of the South West the UK. We pride ourselves on having built a suppliers network that gives amazing choices to clients, whilst supporting the best and most exciting local produce and suppliers. Always Exclusive Use - Huntsham Court Complete privacy to make it your home from home. Overview • 2+ day country house hire. • 5 spacious and luxurious reception rooms. • 5 acre gardens with tennis court and croquet lawn. • 19-34 amazing bedrooms/suites. • 80 person maximum sleeping capacity. • 120 for dining & ceremonies, all in one space. • 33,000sq feet exclusively yours. Flexibility & Freedom • Bring your own drinks with no corkage. • No hidden charges and transparent pricing. • Porters available to move furniture as needed. • Flexible bedrooms with twin bed or super-king options. • Extra single beds and cots for children. • Freedom to choose and use your own suppliers. Help & Support • Fully self catered to silver service options. • Fee includes 5 hours with your dedicated event planner. • Full banqueting set for 120 guests included. • • Disabled access and bedrooms for less mobile guests. • Bedding, linens and towels included. 19 - 34 Bedrooms Space Our luxury bedrooms & suites sleep up to 80 guests. Each room is uniquely furnished from traditional four posters to contemporary family rooms. Almost every room has a sofa area and en suite bathroom. Style Our unique art collection, sumptuous fabrics and seriously comfy furnishings are a mix of the posh and the playful. Not to mention luxury bathrooms, and crisp bedding. Flexibility Prior to your arrival you tell us how you want each room set up and we get it done, whether it’s converting twin rooms to luxury super-kings or adding extra beds or cots. Country House Parties Dress up, dress down – it’s all about the house transforming to your vision. Drinking You are welcome to bring your own drinks with no corkage or storage fees. Our website has some great suggestions for sale-or-return wines, ales and ciders so you only pay for what you use. We are licensed for a pay bar, but often clients like to run a free or bring-your-own bar. We can put staff in place to manage either. Some guests don’t want the worry of organising a bar so they bring in our amazing suppliers from a 1950s Cocktail Caravan to mixologists. We’ve even got stylish non- Often the Butler’s Pantry becomes a help yourself tea, coffee and snack stop. Dancing Formal ballroom waltzing, traditional Scottish ceilidh, classic DJ sets, and rip-roaring bands or getting your friends to play one of our two pianos. We have assembled some amazing bands & local DJs the Great Hall into a sultry cabaret bar or kicking club. Lights! Camera! Start throwing those shapes! Downtime It’s about creating those unforgettable moments when you catch up with your most important people. Whether it’s sharing a midnight snack in your PJs, chatting over a bottle of wine, spa and beauty treatments or playing board games and cards together. You can make it action packed too, with on-site activities or local excursions including tennis, croquet, football, fencing, archery, paintball, out of things to do. Events & Banqueting Formal and Fancy Casual and Cosy Some guests prefer some or all of their stay to be more informal. and events. Each can be laid out, or emptied as needed, prior to arrival Casual dining caterers can provide bowl food, canapé service or hog or during your stay. Formal dining options include round or trestle roasts. For cosy dining, clients often choose garden picnics with pre- formations with optional top-table where all guests can see you. Our made hampers, a pop-up dinner at the front door such as a wood suggested caterers and chefs are frequently at Huntsham Court and provide wonderful menus for all tastes and budgets. Choose any style dinners including Devon street food, Ceylon curry or a breakfast of service including silver service, family style or buffet. buffet set up in the vaulted kitchen. Often clients get a supermarket delivery and ask the planner to schedule a house team to prepare and serve it. Whatever your choice – we and your supplier are here to make it happen. Activities On site - Action Nearby On site - Relax On tap or by arrangement: So much you can visit or arrange: On tap or by arrangement: Croquet. Badminton. Massage. Manicures. Quad-biking. Riding. Facials. Pedicures. Laser quest. Paint-balling. Yoga. Meditation. Pistol shooting. Fencing. Exmoor Safari. Beauty, hair & make up. Cookery & Baking school. Fishing. Ballooning. Cards and board games. Dance lessons. Ceilidh. Beach visits. Cycling. Enjoy our beautiful Library. Children's play area. Sky-diving. Hiking. 5-a-side football. Off-roading experience. Garden chess & Jenga. Bird of prey handling. Walking. Bouncy castle & Sumo suits. Weddings, Blessings & Civil Ceremonies Make the moment exactly how you want it, without compromise. Indoor Civil Ceremonies Room with its hand painted muralled ceiling, the book lined Library and the airy Diamond Room with a vast antique tapestry are all licensed for weddings and civil ceremonies. You can even have a Romeo and Juliet balcony wedding. Outdoor Civil Ceremonies Choose from the Old Dovecote surrounded by sunlight. You can have a Humanist ceremony or blessing anywhere in the grounds, and best of all, you can move where you hold your ceremony if the weather does something unexpected. Church Weddings & Blessings of all denominations nearby. Nearest is All Saints Church which seats 120 and is just 800 metres from our front door, nestled on the driveway. All Saints is a welcoming church and considers all types of service. Testimonials, Press & Awards “If anyone wants to host the quintessential “An English country house party, this is the place. one of the most sought after venues in the UK... service and a touch of Huntsham Court with no boring rule book in sight.” Downton-style grandeur, a 19th-century ” Devon country-house that ticks all the boxes.” Awards: Hudson Heritage Awards Award: Conde Nast Brides Magazine Press: Evening Standard “We’ve just had the most weekend of “We are What an incredible “Even in the bleak mid-winter Huntsham Court wrapped us in warmth and stateliness fantastic and the house team pulled out all the is grand. Harder to tell is that it is welcoming” stops. Words really cannot give this venue justice” We’re coming back!” Guests: Anne M. Sorenson, President & Chief Guests: Marilyn & Matt Guests: Jessie & Christian “Shades of Oscar Wilde, Noel Coward and the , our guests have “Wow! Where do we start? A beautiful, Cliveden Set, it’s a perfect stage for a magical and been wowed and you are made to feel so , picturesque house & grounds that quintessential English country house party” comfortable.” was the perfect setting.” Press: Roger St. Piene, Belfast Telegraph Guests: Paul & Rebecca Matt & Kelly, Devon, UK spectacular life changing “Amazing! We could not have wished for a more “If you’ve ever wanted to celebrate a experience in the most beautiful house in the UK. milestone in your life with friends and family, Guests: Helen & Alex You couldn’t have been more helpful, talented and considerate in taking care of all our needs and oozes relaxed English Charm.” wonderful mix of the exceeding our expectations.” Press: Period Ideas Magazine Nada and Simon, London posh and the playful” Press: Liz Gill, About My Generation “One of the “When we stumbled upon Huntsham Court we best weekend of our lives - never to be knew we had struck gold. Dripping with forgotten. Huntsham Court is amazingly fabulous” Downton-esque glamour but with a refreshing ethos” Guests: Nicola & Adam be lived in and enjoyed” Press: Patricia Campbell, Elle Press: Eugene Costello. The Travel Magazine Stick the Fiddle – Ceilidh Band Land Rover Experience West Country A ceilidh is great entertainment for your wedding or special occasion. We are a three-piece band with caller, experienced and skilled in providing lively, foot-tapping music and fun dances for everyone. We can also provide background music. Are you looking to go Above & Beyond? Bespoke group events which offer an “We really enjoyed the evening. I’ve never exceptional and diverse range of high quality known a barn dance go with such a swing” Our “Experience Adventures” are perfectly entertainment or challenge based activities. (Richard and Helen, Exmouth). designed to demonstrate our vehicles “Many thanks for playing at our daughter’s capabilities, delivering fun and enjoyment wedding. We had the most fantastic evening with the upmost professionalism and safety. to assist with your transport plans. and loved the dancing”. (Sarah, Bickleigh) Wessington Farm, Awliscombe, Honiton.
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