Ravenwood Hall is a hidden Suffolk gem set in seven acres of tranquil countryside, blending Tudor character with elegant accommodations and stunning gardens Set within seven acres of secluded Suffolk countryside, just outside Bury St Edmunds, Ravenwood Hall is one of the county’s best-kept secrets. With origins dating back to the reign of Henry VIII, the hall is rich in character and historic charm, featuring ornate carved oak timbers, impressive inglenook fireplaces and rare 15th-century wall paintings. Ravenwood Hall offers the perfect setting for a peaceful getaway, a fairytale wedding, a celebration or a memorable dining experience throughout the year. The recently refurbished main hall features seven individually designed bedrooms that reflect the historic nature of the building. Furnished with antiques and complemented by elegant bathrooms, they provide a relaxing and characterful place to stay. A further seven rooms are located in the Mews, converted from the original stable block and situated adjacent to the hall. These rooms combine contemporary comfort with classic style. Five ground-floor rooms also have their own private terraces, making them ideal for easy access or for guests travelling with dogs. Ravenwood Hall is a beautiful setting for a dream wedding. The hall is surrounded by tranquil gardens that provide a stunning country house backdrop for your special day. Couples can choose from various ceremony and reception spaces. The Edwardian Pavilion accommodates up to 130 guests for civil ceremonies and a seated wedding breakfast, with its own secluded garden and lawn for Champagne receptions. The romantic outdoor Summerhouse seats up to 100 for al fresco ceremonies, while the characterful Tudor Room, with its oak beams and large inglenook fireplace, is ideal for more intimate celebrations of up to 55 guests. Historic country escape To find out more, visit ravenwoodhall.co.uk or call 01359 270 345.
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