Tudor Barn Eltham
Well Hall Road, Eltham , London SE SE9 6SZ
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We'd like to give credit and thanks to Ethan Doyle White for the picture of Tudor Barn Eltham that we have reused under licence from Wikimedia Commons.
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A Grade II listed building situated in 13 acres of award winning parkland, Well Hall Pleasaunance; it is a haven of rural peace situated a mere 20 minutes from Central London, 2 minutes from Eltham Station and 10 minutes from North Greenwich Tube Station.<br><br>Tudor Barn is a stunning example of Tudor architecture and its history dates back to the early 16th Century with connections to Henry VIII and the Tudor Monarchy. It is one of only a handful of Tudor Barns still standing in the UK, located in parklands and surrounded by a moat. Tudor Barn Eltham is the perfect venue for any special occasion.<br><br>Our on-site catering department offer a fantastic range of menus and catering options; we also offer a bespoke menu-writing service.<br><br>Our special events team have a wealth of experience and are on hand to assist you at every step of planning your special day with our personal event planning service.
Catering Options
The venue have confirmed they offer a full table-service catering option for functions and events. Contact them for pricing, menus and availability.
The most popular types of functions held at Tudor Barn Eltham are wedding receptions with an average of 100 guests.
Suitability
Wedding Receptions
Private Functions
Social Events
Corporate Events
Children's Parties
18th-21st Parties
Contacts
Location
Last Updated
Whilst we haven't had an update from Tudor Barn Eltham for a while, the last enquiry for hosting an event at this venue was made on 16th June 2014
The last time a prospective hirer asked us to forward their details to this venue was on 23rd March 2025
Function Spaces
However, the venue have told us that their maximum seated capacity for a private event is 300
A full food service can be provided by the venue for private functions
Limitations
Anything that hirers need to consider?