Hammerwood Park
This listing has not been verified by the venue.
Details were gathered from public sources and may not be current. Please confirm information directly with the venue. Manage this venue? Claim your listing to edit details, add photos, and more.
About
Hammerwood Park is a Grade I listed building, built in 1792 in the Greek Revival architectural style by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, architect of the White House and US Capitol Building. It is a family home that was rescued from dereliction in 1982. The house and gardens are open to the public for guided tours on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Bank Holiday Mondays from June to September. The venue is approximately one and a half hours drive from central London. It is available for Weddings, Exclusive Use Events, Filming Locations, Photographic Shoots, and Commercial Offerings.
Rooms & pricing
Pricing is estimated from public sources and may be outdated.
Contact the venue to confirm current rates.
Music Room
Main roomDrawing Room
Ballroom
Trompe d'oeil Hall
Derelict Dining Room
Cellars
Grounds
Booking & practical info
How to reach the hall
- Or call
From public listings — not confirmed by the hall.
How to book
Details require direct inquiry with the venue for capacity, catering, and accommodation.
Where it is
Hammerwood, East Grinstead, East Sussex, RH19 3QE
Directions →Is this your hall?
Hammerwood Park is listed here. It could be run from here too.
We built this page from what is publicly known about Hammerwood Park, and it works whether or not anyone at the hall ever touches it. Claiming it hands you the page, the enquiries, and your hall’s diary. It is free, and it takes two minutes.
Here to hire Hammerwood Park instead? Check availability.
We check you are who you say you are before handing anything over. Nothing to pay for the page, the enquiries or the diary.
Other venues for hire near East Grinstead
0.5 miles away
1.7 miles away
1.9 miles away
2.4 miles away
Community-sourced listing. Nobody from Hammerwood Park has claimed this page yet. We compiled it from publicly available sources — the hall’s own website, Google Maps and local authority directories — so details and prices may be out of date, and should be confirmed with the hall.
If you run this hall you can ask us to correct or remove it, including any contact details shown above. We action removal requests within 5 working days. See our Privacy Policy for how we source listings and your rights over the information we hold.
Claim it for the enquiries, the listing, and your hall’s diary — free, and about two minutes.
Is this your hall? Claim it →