De Courceys Manor, in Pentyrch on the northern edge of Cardiff, is hired on an exclusive-use basis for conferences, meetings, networking events, charity dinners and weddings. Your group has the grounds to itself, which suits organisers who want privacy for a leadership day or a client evening. The manor has been family-owned since 2009 and sells overnight stays in cottages and an apartment on the grounds.
Seminars and company events
The business pages describe hosting for conferences, meetings, networking events and charity dinners, with exclusive-use hire available through the year. The published pages do not list room names, floor areas or capacities for corporate layouts, so ask for a plan matched to your headcount and format when you request dates. What the team does state is the model: one group on the property at a time, which removes the noise and passing traffic that come with a public venue.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings follow the same exclusive-use model, with indoor and outdoor spaces for ceremonies, including a garden space called the Secret Garden. A 2027 package shows the scale the manor plans around: a three-course wedding breakfast with drinks for 60 guests, an evening buffet for 100, the wedding apartment and a preparation suite. Larger guest lists can be discussed with the team.
Accommodation
Overnight guests stay in chalet-style cottages and a self-contained apartment on the grounds. Room types listed for a recent event include double rooms, family rooms, an apartment with lounge and kitchen, and a preparation suite with a hot tub. The total number of bedrooms is not published, so ask how many your group can fill before you plan a residential seminar. Light breakfast was included in the event rates shown.
Catering
The manor provides in-house catering and describes its chefs as award-winning. Seasonal Sunday lunch menus are offered. Couples and organisers can bring their own suppliers, and a recommended supplier list is available if you prefer to choose from vetted names. For a corporate dinner, this means you can keep one team for lunch and dinner or appoint your own caterer, depending on the event.
History and setting
De Courceys Manor sits in grounds in Pentyrch, a village just outside Cardiff, with views to the surrounding Welsh countryside. The business describes itself as shaped by generations of business experience and has been family-owned since 2009. The manor is dog-friendly, which matters for teams or couples who travel with pets.
Getting there
The address is Tyla Morris Avenue, Pentyrch, Cardiff, CF15 9QN. The venue states that it is about a minute from Junction 32 of the M4, which makes it straightforward for a coach or minibus transfer from Cardiff or from further along the motorway. Parking is available at the front and the rear of the building.
