Larmer Tree can host away days, team-building days, drinks receptions and parties for up to 250 guests, or a sit-down meal for up to 150. The venue is part of the Rushmore Estate on the Wiltshire and Dorset border, in the countryside near Salisbury, and combines indoor historic rooms with large outdoor grounds.
Seminars and company events
Corporate hire includes private meeting space, tea, coffee and refreshments, lunch, and access to the gardens. The Dining Room is a light room with large windows over the gardens. It is set up for theatre-style conferences with a wall-mounted screen, and it can also serve for formal dining or as breakout space. In-house audiovisual equipment is available, and an experienced planning team works with organisers. Optional team-building activities and entertainment can be added to an away day. In winter, the venue offers Christmas packages with festive catering and a fully stocked bar.
Weddings and receptions
Larmer Tree sells weddings and has dedicated pages for planning the day. The Jubilee Hall suits receptions and live music, the Terrace with Firepit leads to it, and the Main Lawn is used for drinks receptions and garden parties. The venue states that it can cater for 150 guests at a sit-down meal and 250 for a party.
Rooms and capacities
The Jubilee Hall is a Victorian hall with a canopy of fairy lights. It takes up to 250 standing guests. The Dining Room is the main indoor space for presentations and meals, although the site gives no capacity for it. The Main Lawn is an outdoor area for team-building, drinks receptions, garden parties and outdoor dining. The Racecourse Field is an outdoor site used for festivals, fetes and marquees. The Terrace with Firepit has benches and festoon lighting.
Accommodation
The site states that Larmer Tree has accommodation and links to a separate page for it. The number of bedrooms is not given on the event pages, so organisers should confirm it when they send a request.
Catering
The catering team designs menus to suit the brief, from lunch for an away day to dinner for a party. Festive menus are offered for Christmas events, and a bar can be set up for receptions.
History and setting
The Jubilee Hall was built in 1896 by workers of the Rushmore Estate for their own celebrations. The building keeps its original architectural features alongside modern renovations. The grounds are open countryside on the border of two counties, which gives the venue room for outdoor activities.
Getting there
Larmer Tree is on the Wiltshire and Dorset border, in the Rushmore Estate near Salisbury. Organisers should check transport details with the venue.
