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Make It Yours MAKE IT YOURS MEETING & EVENTS PHONE: +44 (0)1628 819050 EMAIL: [email protected] WWW.HEDSOR.COM AN ABSOLUTE PLEASURE Brad Pitt UP THE DRIVE WE DROVE, THROUGH THE DARK RHODODENDRONS, ACROSS THE OPEN PARK, WITH A GREAT CLATTER OF HORSES’ HOOFS, TO THE HOUSE KNOWN LOCALLY AS THE MANSION Lady Evelyn Irby, 1894 THE HOT LIST Vanity Fair STEP INSIDE HEDSOR HOUSE Where historical meets modern, Hedsor House is an exclusive use venue renowned for hosting some of the UK’s most prestigious meetings and events. Our stunning Georgian manor A LETTER FROM THE SHEPHARD BROTHERS house is set in 100 acres of idyllic British parkland, providing an extraordinary and versatile venue for your occasion. Given as a gift to our grandparents, Philip and Florence Shephard, by our great grandfather in 1934, Hedsor House has proudly remained in our family for four generations. Hedsor House was originally designed by Sir William Chambers, the architect of Somerset House, with the help of King George III and Queen Charlotte. As frequent visitors, they were captivated by Hedsor’s picturesque position high above the River Thames and its proximity to London. We are proud to have hosted events for people from all around the world, including many of the world’s most prestigious brands, and hope to welcome you and your guests to our private estate soon, whatever exciting plans you may have. Drive down our rhododendron lined drive, past our Highland cattle and sea of bluebells in spring to our family estate, where we wholeheartedly encourage you to make it yours. Best wishes Nick Mark Hamish As featured by: AN ABSOLUTELY AMAZING PLACE! MANY THANKS… Johnny Depp THE ESTATE Our 100 acres of private parkland provides the perfect space for your outdoor marquee event or team building activity. Whether it’s a car launch, festival style summer party, clay pigeon shoot or BBQ, Hedsor Park never disappoints. CENTRE HALL One of Hedsor’s most iconic CENTRE HALL SUITABLE FOR: spaces, our Centre Hall guarantees Theatre 120 to make an extraordinary impression. Cabaret 48 The stunning Italianate style dome Boardroom 20 provides a cinematic backdrop for Dining 60 your Champagne reception, meeting or lunch. Reception 150 DRAWING ROOM & BOUDOIR Our elegantly decorated and furnished Drawing Room and adjoining Boudoir is one of the family’s personal favourites. Open the Drawing Room doors and step outside onto the beautiful stone parterre to take in the breath-taking view across our South Lawns and the beautiful Thames Valley. DRAWING ROOM SUITABLE FOR: BOUDOIR SUITABLE FOR: Theatre 80 Theatre 40 Cabaret 40 Cabaret 24 Boardroom 20 Boardroom 12 Dining 60 Dining 30 Reception 120 Reception 50 In glorious weather, you will find it hard to surpass the fantastic views from the Terrace across the Thames Valley. An unforgettable escape, free of distractions, perfect for refreshing your guests. The Terrace is also an ideal area for hosting charity events, drinks receptions and summer parties. ROOM WITH A VIEW DINING ROOM Overlooking our beautiful Dutch sunken garden our Dining Room provides a versatile space for your event. With high, ornate ceilings and lots of beautiful natural light it provides the perfect backdrop for a dinner, board meeting, lunch or reception. DINING ROOM SUITABLE FOR: Theatre 80 Cabaret 40 Boardroom 20 Dining 60 Reception 120 BALLROOM SUITABLE FOR: Theatre 180 Cabaret 70 BALLROOM Boardroom 40 Dining 140 Reception 200 Perhaps our most striking space, complete with original wood panelling and beautiful sparkling cut crystal chandeliers. The Ballroom provides a large space for your conference, awards dinner or team building activity. OUR BEDROOMS One of the largest in Europe, the Hedsor Master Suite provides the ultimate space retreat, including a private balcony terrace, opulent marble onyx bathroom complete with double shower and beautiful roll top bath. Perfect for your CEO, VIP guest or event organiser. Our further ten luxury ensuite guest bedrooms provide panoramic views over the estate. TEAM BUILDING Nestled in over 100 acres of parkland, Hedsor House is the perfect venue for your next team building event. From driving 4x4’s around our off road track to medieval cannon firing on the lawns and treasure hunting in the oaken groves, historic Hedsor can become your very own country estate playground for the day. FOOD & BEVERAGE Working in partnership with our incredible catering partners, whatever your event, we promise delicious and beautifully presented cuisine and impeccable service to impress your guests. For a full list of preferred caterers at Hedsor House please request this from the team. THE FLORENCE SUITE Available as part of the exclusive use of the house, The Florence FLORENCE SUITE SUITABLE FOR: Suite comes complete with plasma TV, boardroom table, executive Theatre 40 leather chairs and beautiful views across the Thames Valley giving Cabaret 32 you the perfect bright and airy room for your meeting. Boardroom 12 THIS MORNING AFTER PRAYERS, OUR PARTY WENT TO BREAKFAST AT HEDSOR... King George & Queen Charlotte OUR 12th July, 1799 HISTORY Hedsor House was originally designed by Sir William Chambers, the architect of Somerset House, with the help of King George III and Queen Charlotte. As frequent visitors they were captivated by Hedsor’s picturesque position high above the River Thames and its proximity to London. Given as a wedding present to Philip and Florence Shephard (pictured on the right) by Philip’s father in 1934, Hedsor House has remained in the Shephard Family for four generations. Today the house is managed under the leadership of brothers Nick, Mark and Hamish Shephard, and the estate has gone on to achieve outstanding success as an award winning private event and wedding venue. Philip and Florence Shephard DIMENSIONS & FLOOR PLANS LOCATION & DIRECTIONS Bicester C A GROUND A A Luton Bishops Braintree DRAWING Aylesbury LIBRARY BOUDOIR FLOOR Stortord A ROOM A Od itham itney S A Harlow Cd A Maldon A M A M M M HALL CENTRE STAIRCASE BALLROOM HALL Didcot HALL Wantage A A Ilord SS A A Maidenhead M A Grays LONDON DINING M M Dartord CLOAK R ROOM Bracknell A Rochester Croydon M M A A A M Farnborough Woking Epsom A Basingstoke M Sevenoaks Maidstone Ground Floor Room Dimensions: Situated in the heart of the Thames Valley on the Buckinghamshire / Berkshire border Hedsor House Room Square Ceiling Natural Exit to Telephone Dimensions Metres Height Daylight to grounds & WiFi is just 40 minutes by car from Central London, situated a few miles from the M4 (J7) and M40 (J2). We are less than 30 minutes from London Heathrow Airport and our nearest train stations Reception 8.1m x 5.2m 42.1 sq m 3.3m Yes No WiFi only are Taplow (Crossrail), Burnham (Crossrail) and Beaconsfield. Drawing Room 10.7m x 7.2m 77 sq m 4.1m Yes Yes Yes Boudoir 7.5m x 7.5m 56.2 sq m 4.2m Yes No Yes Dining Room 10.7m x 7.2m 77 sq m 4.2m Yes Yes Yes Ballroom 20m x 6.7m 134 sq m 4m Yes Yes Yes Centre Hall 11.2m x 8m 89.6 sq m 8.5m Yes No WiFi only Please note that the room dimensions are indicative only and are to be verified by the event organiser. HEDSOR HOUSE, HEDSOR PARK, TAPLOW, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, SL6 0HX, ENGLAND ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOUSES A BEAUTIFUL PLACE I HAVE EVER SEEN Sir Michael Caine Ricky Gervais WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK EVERYONE AT HEDSOR WHEN MY DELEGATES ARRIVED AT THE HOUSE FOR THEIR AMAZING HOSPITALITY. I WILL EVENT THEY WERE ‘WOWED’. A COUPLE OF CONTINUE TO RECOMMEND YOUR BEAUTIFUL HOUSE THEM SAID THIS WAS THE BEST MEETING AND GROUNDS TO ALL I MEET! LOCATION THEY HAVE EVER USED. CEO, Topshop Nationwide.
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