Reception venue
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B25 8RN, United Kingdom - H-G3925
Blakesley Hall
4.5
(518 Reviews)
80 maximum
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Blakesley Hall is a Grade II* listed timber-framed Elizabethan house located about six miles east of Birmingham city centre. Built in 1590 for Richard Smallbroke, it offers a captivating glimpse into the social aspirations of the Tudor middle classes. The hall is set within idyllic grounds featuring formal lawns, a traditional herb garden, an orchard, and herbaceous borders, providing a picturesque backdrop throughout the seasons and excellent opportunities for photography.
The venue includes several distinctive spaces for hire. The 17th century Barn, with its original oak beams, flagstone floors, and large barn doors opening onto views of the hall and gardens, offers a tranquil and traditional setting. The Great Hall, decorated in 17th century style and containing rare Tudor wall paintings, provides an atmospheric environment ideal for filming or photography, enhanced by a wisteria-clad porch entrance. The modern Gallery, located in the visitors centre, is a bright, clean space with high ceilings and underfloor heating, suitable for meetings, presentations, and training sessions. It overlooks the gardens and Great Hall and can be closed off for private functions, with convenient access to the tearoom nearby.
Overall, Blakesley Hall accommodates up to 80 guests standing and 40 dining, blending historic charm with versatile event spaces in a serene garden setting.
The features

Reception venue
The spaces (3)
Maximum capacities per room configuration
Classroom
Theater
60 pers.
Banquet
U-Shape
Cabaret
60 pers.
Boardroom
30 pers.
Cocktail
80 pers.
Access
Public transport is available. The venue includes a cloakroom and offers tea.
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