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Flexible Pricing Options

Hinwick House is a dry hire venue only destination but we are delighted to be as flexible as possible with our guests. Choose your own caterers or work with our recommendations if you prefer. Our flexible pricing offers a variety of options from small intimate weddings to grander celebrations. As a guideline, below is our pricing to host 50 guests (36 for an overnight stay) on weekdays or weekends. Planning a bigger event? Get in touch and we would be happy to help.

This will give you Exclusive use of the Main House and 38 acres of Grounds

These prices are an indication and may vary basis the season, number of guests and type of event you are planning. Once you contact us, we can provide you with a bespoke price based on your requirements.
We also offer various Wedding Packages, prices of which are provided on request.

WELCOME TO HINWICK HOUSE

WELCOME TO
HINWICK HOUSE

Built in 1710 for the aristocratic Orlebar family and modelled on the original Buckingham Palace, Hinwick House is a grand Grade I listed Queen Anne country house set in 38 acres of magnificent parkland.

Originally built for Richard Orlebar and his wife Diana Astry, the Hinwick House and estate has recently undergone an extensive and detailed restoration, and has now been returned to its former glory as a magnificent family home.

RICHARD ORLEBAR
(1671 - 1733)

Born in 1671, Richard Orlebar and his wife Diana Astry began construction on Hinwick House in 1710. The house was completed in 1714 and it became the principal family home of the Orlebar family.

THE HISTORY

Since its construction in 1714 Hinwick House has been witness to numerous transitions and transformations. In 1859 the Victorian Wing was added to the main house to provide accommodation for staff and the services required by the family.

THE RESTORATION

Hinwick House has recently been through a 2-year program of sympathetic repair and restoration. With over 120 skilled artisans and craftsmen working day and night, lovingly restoring the house to the height of its formal glory

THE QUEEN VICTORIA COLLECTION

The Master Bedroom Suite at Hinwick House is named after Queen Victoria – Queen of England and Empress of India – and features a prized collection of Victorian antiques and historically important items. Given the historical connection of the family that currently owns Hinwick House with British Colonial India (3 members of the extended family were knighted by Queen Victoria under the colonial 'Raj' in India), the Queen Victoria Suite contains an array of fragile artefacts, including original signed letters and edicts from Buckingham Palace, a framed royal depiction of her coronation and numerous portraits and paintings depicting Queen Victoria and her reign across the commonwealth.

THE ORLEBAR CHAIR

Located at the head of the long dining table in the Formal Dining Room, the Orlebar chair is a regal animal skin chair, taken from the Althorp furniture collection from the family seat of Earl Spencer. As an enduring mark of respect for the Orlebar family, the chair may only ever be occupied by a member of the Orlebar family. On many recent occasions, Charles Orlebar has presided over dinner in the formal dining room, seated at the head of the table in the Orlebar Chair.

THE STAG HEAD TROPHY COLLECTION

Honouring the tradition of keen country sport connected with the house, The Great Hall at Hinwick House features a remarkable collection of Stag Heads, mounted along the stone walls of the imposing Great Hall. The impressive Stag trophies, coupled with the pair of Indian Lions featured in the family dining room, completes the picture of a house connected with glorious hunting, stalking and other noble country pursuits.

THE CHURCHILL ROOM

As an ode to the greatest British statesman of all time, one of the most remarkable rooms at the house is named after Winston Churchill and is called the Churchill Room. There are numerous items of historical interest in the room, including letters written by Churchill and original editions of all mainline newspapers announcing the news on the day that Winston Churchill died.

THE DIANA FRIEZE

Carved into the side of the exterior facade of Hinwick House – facing the village of Hinwick – is the famous Diana frieze. It was commissioned by Richard Orlebar to honour his wife Diana Astry, whose bountiful dowry in marriage is rumoured to have paid for the construction of Hinwick House. Featuring the Greek goddess Diana astride her chariot, the frieze depicts the glory of the scene, captured for posterity in this historic depiction.

Your magnificent Event at hinwick house

This hidden gem is perfect for special occasions and family celebrations. An excellent venue for wedding receptions, corporate events and more.

Your magnificent Event at hinwick house

This hidden gem is perfect for special occasions and family celebrations. An excellent venue for wedding receptions, corporate events and more.

Magical Wedding at Hinwick House

We would love to host your wedding with us. Get in touch and we’d be delighted to help.

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