Bantock House Museum and Park is an Edwardian house situated within 43 acres of parkland

Bantock House Museum and Park exterior
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BANTOCK HOUSE MUSEUM AND PARK, WV3 9LQ
01902 556 245 | www.wolverhamptonweddings.com

Bantock House Museum and Park is an Edwardian house situated within 43 acres of parkland and formal gardens and is just 10 minutes from the centre of Wolverhampton. Designed and built by the former owners, this historic property includes three gardens, original features, carved oak-panelled rooms, decorative glass tiles and period furnishings inspired by the Arts and Crafts Movement, with plenty of locally-made enamels, japanned ware, jewellery, and toys.

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The Drawing Room is available for small celebrations of up to 25 guests. Situated within the manor house, this Edwardian space has oak-panelled walls, period furnishings, and afternoon tea is available to book in the adjacent Dining Room.

Perfect for couples looking to personalise their big day, The Coach House is located in the large, historic outbuildings and can accommodate 100 friends and family throughout the day.

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The venue offers free on-site parking and catering options.

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