Ewell Court House
Historic Building
Lakehurst Road, London, KT19
–
Kingston upon Thames
Southwest V.
Spaces for hire at Ewell Court House
from £90
per person / per session
per person / per session
Full Venue Hire
100
130
Ewell Court House is rich in history dating back to the 18th century.
The fame of Epsom Spa brought many London merchants to this part of Surrey.
The Grade II listed building stands proud at the entrance to the extensive Green Flag awarded parkland. Set within splendid and lush landscapes complete with fountains, cascades, and a secret grotto, Ew...
Prices and opening hours
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
9:00 –
22:00
from
£90
per person
Full Venue Hire
9:00 –
22:00
from
£90
per person
Thursday
9:00 –
22:00
from
£90
per person
Full Venue Hire
9:00 –
22:00
from
£90
per person
Friday
9:00 –
22:00
from
£90
per person
Full Venue Hire
9:00 –
22:00
from
£90
per person
Saturday
9:00 –
22:00
from
£90
per person
Full Venue Hire
9:00 –
22:00
from
£90
per person
Sunday
9:00 –
22:00
from
£90
per person
Full Venue Hire
9:00 –
22:00
from
£90
per person
Facilities and catering options
Up to 130
standing
Up to 100
seats
In-house catering
External catering allowed
Parking available
Alcohol provided
Accommodation available
Promoted / ticketed events
BYO alcohol
About Ewell Court House
Ewell Court House with its fascinating past offers the perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Set in beautiful, historical grounds complete with fountains, cascades, rock pools, and its own secret Grotto, the Grade II listed house stands proud at the entrance to the extensive Green flag parkland.
Its colorful history dates back to the late 1730s when Alexander Bridges moved into the original building on the land, Avenue House. In 1892, John Henry Bridges, who was high in County society, remodeled the house to make it suitable for grand Victorian entertaining.
The Social Suite- with its polished maple floors and high molded ceilings provides an intimate romantic setting for your special day. The suite leads directly to the tegula paved terrace overlooking the lake.
The Ante room and Social Suite combined can accommodate up to 90 guests for a wedding breakfast.
The bar is surrounded by an ornate timber arch and is positioned by the grand fireplace. The oak-paneled foyer leads towards the staircase with double-height ceiling and stained-glass roof light.
Set in beautiful, historical grounds complete with fountains, cascades, rock pools, and its own secret Grotto, the Grade II listed house stands proud at the entrance to the extensive Green flag parkland.
Its colorful history dates back to the late 1730s when Alexander Bridges moved into the original building on the land, Avenue House. In 1892, John Henry Bridges, who was high in County society, remodeled the house to make it suitable for grand Victorian entertaining.
The Social Suite- with its polished maple floors and high molded ceilings provides an intimate romantic setting for your special day. The suite leads directly to the tegula paved terrace overlooking the lake.
The Ante room and Social Suite combined can accommodate up to 90 guests for a wedding breakfast.
The bar is surrounded by an ornate timber arch and is positioned by the grand fireplace. The oak-paneled foyer leads towards the staircase with double-height ceiling and stained-glass roof light.
