About
Dewsall Court was originally built in 1644 by Richard Pearle, who lived there with his family for over 100 years. The country house was also the birthplace of the first Duke of Chandos, who was a major patron of the arts but lost all his money and went bankrupt due to his indulgent life.
The venue was then owned by Guys Hospital for over 300 years and as a result a painting from the house now hangs in the boardroom of the hospital in London. It is also believed that many important paintings from The National Gallery were stored here for protection during World War Two.
Facilities
The Wainhouse Barn
Stunning secluded barn at the bottom of the garden for intimate drinks and reception.
Ceremony capacity - 170 guests
Wedding Breakfast capacity - 170 guests
Reception capacity - 170 guests
The 'Garden Chapel'
This remarkable canvas canopy is the ideal location for your outdoor ceremony in the warmer months.
Ceremony capacity - 170 guests
Reception capacity - 170 guests
The Conservatory
This spacious room with plenty of natural light has a bright and airy ambience, with fantastic views of the formal gardens.
Ceremony capacity - 30 guests
Wedding Breakfast capacity - 40 guests
Reception capacity - 40 guests
Other licensed areas within the venue are available, as well as the team welcoming you to hold your ceremony almost anywhere across their 12 acres of grounds.