Ushaw Historic House, Chapels & Gardens, The Parlour
, Durham, DH7 7DW -
Up to
36 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
Set within 500 acres of nature, just four miles from Durham City Centre. Ushaw is a venue for arts and culture, with an extensive programme of events and exhibitions. Formerly a Catholic Seminary with a long and interesting history.
Ushaw is a registered independent charity (527408) by selecting us as your venue, you are helping to preserve the history, culture and heritage of Ushaw for future generations to enjoy.
The Parlour is located on the ground floor of the main house, it's a remarkable space with lavish Pugin interiors. Perfect for a formal dinner to celebrate a birthday, anniversary or other special event.
Please get in touch to discuss your catering and event requirements - our friendly team are happy to help!
Capacity & layout
Boardroom
up to 36
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Disabled access
Natural light
Outdoor / Garden / Beach
Table / chairs included
Public transport
Premises parking
Overnight accommodation
Audio & visual
WiFi
Space rules
Allowed events
Licensed for alcohol
Cancellation policy
Ushaw will provide full terms and conditions including cancellation policy on confirmation of your event. Please contact the team for any questions.
Location
Reviews
Stephen Psallidas
August 2024(Review of the Hall not the accommodation) Good place for a day out, not too expensive to enter, friendly service, and more importantly an impressive historic set of buildings with classic Pugin-designed interiors. The complex is not the oldest at 'only' 200 years old, but the multiple chapels in particular are splendid ornate works of art. There are a few other buildings you can visit or look at from the outside, and an ornamental garden. Parking is free. Try to book onto the free guided tour, we didn't know it existed and just missed it!
Leigh Murphy
August 2024Ushaw hall is a beautiful place with gorgeous gardens. We visited here for a "wedding walk event". There were 70 wedding gowns on mannequins to view in the chapel and then a live show with models wearing brides dresses which were up to 144 years old. It was very interesting. The only criticism I have is that as it was an early evening event the Hall could have provided food to buy just prior to the live show.
Pauline Brighton
August 2024Went to see wedding dresses through 100 years. But also the gardens. Did not know it had an autonomy exhibition which was good. Interesting architecture inside. Has a cafe. This is not a hotel although they might do bed and breakfast.
Mirjam Purmerend
July 2024We stayed here one night on our journey to Scotland. Very friendly staff. We had a room for a wheelchair guest, with two separate comfortable beds. The room was very spacious and the (bathroom) facilities were placed low. Supports were also available where necessary. Breakfast was sufficient. The building and gardens are also definitely worth a visit!
