The glasshouse pavilion at dusk, lit from inside, with candlelit tables seen through the glass, a stone terrace with string lights and wide steps down to the lawn.

Dinner and dancing

The Glasshouse

Step inside

In this view

  1. Pitched glass roof
  2. Steps down to the lawn
  3. Stone terrace

A steel and glass pavilion for dinner, speeches and dancing, with the vineyard hills on every side.

The Glasshouse holds dinner, speeches and dancing in one room, so the night never stops to move guests around.

The glass walls look over the vineyards on three sides. After dark the room glows, and guests on the lawn can see the party from the oak.

Seated dinner
Up to 180
Standing reception
Up to 250
Heating and cooling
Year round

Inside The Glasshouse

Choose a part of the room

A cutaway model of the glasshouse with the roof lifted off, showing two long banquet tables in the middle, a wooden dance floor at one end, a bar along the back wall and a lounge corner.The Long Tables, Seats 180 The Dance Floor, Band or DJ The Bar and Lounge, Seats 26

  • The Long Tables

    Two banquet tables run the length of the glasshouse, so every guest sits under the glass with the hills in view.

  • The Dance Floor

    A hardwood dance floor under a canopy of glass globes, open to the tables so nobody misses the first dance.

  • The Bar and Lounge

    A walnut and brass bar with arched, backlit shelving, and a velvet lounge corner for guests who would rather talk than dance.

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