A historic dining room with tall arched windows, wooden floors, classical statues, and a long table at Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery.

A historic dining room with ornate plaster ceiling, arched windows, and wooden doors at Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery.

A historic dining room with ornate plasterwork, arched doorways, and a decorative domed alcove at Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery.

A dining room ceiling with ornate geometric plasterwork in pastel blue, green, and white at Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery.

The Georgian Eating Room at Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery

Dining Room in a Historic Building

Private space

About this space

The room is decorated in pastel blues and greens, hand-painted onto the walls. The windows look out onto the gardens, which guests can move into freely. As the name suggests, this was the dining room in Soane's time, where he entertained neighbours, friends, academicians, artists, theatre people, clients, and prospective clients — but rarely other architects.

Prices

Monday

10:00 – 16:00

from £1975 hire fee per day

Per day

10:00 – 16:00

from £1975

Note: All prices include VAT.

Capacity

Standing

up to 90

Dining

up to 50

Boardroom

up to 72

Catering and drinks

Halal menu

Kosher menu

Facilities

Unavailable: Accommodation is available on-site

Unavailable: Parking available

Music & sound equipment

Accessibility

Rules of the space

Allowed events

Host rules

The Client and any such suppliers the Client contracts for their event must acknowledge that the premises is a Grade I listed building and heritage site and often, in particular the Gallery, will contain valuable works of art. The Client undertakes at all times and will procure that the Client’s suppliers/contractors undertake at all times:
a) to assume that all objects within the premises are works of art. In the event that the Client or any such suppliers are uncertain whether an object is a work of art, the Event Manager must be contacted to give confirmation.
b) not to touch, move or otherwise interfere with any item within the premises under any circumstances, including interpretation throughout the premises.
c) to ensure any movement of interpretation displays is only done by the premises staff
d) not to place anything on or near any furniture pertaining to the heritage of the premises.
e) not to bring in any cleaning products or cleaning equipment in to the premises without prior written consent from the Event Manager.
f) not to bring any staining food or drinks, liquid, or any vessel containing liquid, in to the premises without prior written consent from the Event Manager.
g) to make no changes, additions or alterations in or to the venue in any way except as has been agreed in writing by us, and such agreement (if any) to occur no later than 10 working days before the Event.
h) to ensure no one on site during the event will behave in a way that may be likely to cause damage to the venue, the artworks or collection items, members of staff or any members of the general public including event guests.