Get married at Pencoed House Estate

Pencoed House Estate
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Pencoed House Estate, CF5 6JR
02921 678 090 | www.pencoedhouseestate.co.uk

Situated at the end of a tree-lined driveway and majestic arched entranceway, Pencoed House Estate is nestled within 36 acres of grounds and boasts well-groomed lawns, flowers, shrubbery, a babbling brook, a play area, ancient woodland and local wildlife. Dating back to 979AD, the estate used to be a monastery before it was transformed into the home of ministers of the church, the King of Glamorgan and legend dictates that King Arthur and Queen Guinevere also lived here.

Celebrate in style
Made from original stone walls, the stately Old Hall has a striking vaulted ceiling, wooden beams, a roaring log fire and room for 120 loved ones for the ceremony and evening celebration.

The Woodland Bar is adjacent to the Old Hall and has a cosy self-contained bar that serves as the perfect location for pre-and post- wedding drinks.

Al fresco celebrations take place in one of the two outside reception spaces, which can accommodate 40 friends and family.

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Couples will receive a complimentary wine tasting session, staff to manage guest parking, carefully selected caterers and the help of a wedding coordinator.

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