The Saloon is the perfect space for your wedding or event!
Hall:
CLOSED
Gardens:
OPEN
Tea Rooms:
OPEN
Special Notice: The Hall is closed all day on 4th May and will be closed from 1pm on 18th May for special events. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Nestled in rural Northamptonshire, Kelmarsh Hall is an elegant country house surrounded by highly regarded gardens, with a stableblock Tearoom.
Discover the evolving life of the servants. From the Butler's Pantry to the laundry rooms, you get an authentic view of life below stairs.
With delicate interiors, welcoming ambiance and sweeping countryside vistas, Kelmarsh Hall is the perfect venue for a romantic wedding.
Known for their relaxed charm, overflowing borders and a unique historic walled garden with a vivid dahlia collection.
Built for the Hanbury family in the 1730s by virtuoso architect James Gibbs and builder Francis Smith of Warwick, Kelmarsh Hall was praised by historian Nikolaus Pevsner as “a perfect, extremely reticent design, done in an impeccable taste.”
The Great Hall is the centrepiece of the house and is the first room to be entered through the front door. With its Italian pink walls and fine 18th century ceiling plasterwork this room has welcomed many guests during its history.
Nancy Lancaster left her mark on Kelmarsh Hall's interiors, with the delicate terracotta colouring of the Great Hall, the exuberant Chinese wallpaper and seasonal flower arrangements. Nancy's special techniques were emulated in country homes across England.