East Riddlesden Hall, Airedale Barn
National Trust, East Riddlesden Hall, Bradford Road, Riddlesden, Keighley, BD20 5EL -
Up to
250 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
We have a characterful venue space that is perfect for all your corporate event needs. It is a rustic barn with lots of unique quirks and character. Perfect for Conferences, meetings, workshops, corporate celebrations, presentations, training and team building days.
Hire will include use of our tables and chairs, technical equipment, option to include hot beverages, catering upon request, a skilled events team to help plan event and setup and clear up.
It is a large open space in a stunning location which is great for boosting team morale and to give your business events a unique twist.
A large open plan space in a beautiful rustic barn, with characterful décor. Stone walls and wooden beams. A large stage for presentations and meetings.
It is such a unique venue perfect for corporate events to give your business meetings a different twist.
You can put your stamp on the venue and change the layout to suit your own requirements.
In a beautiful setting as well with big glass doors overlooking our lake which let in lots of light to the building.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 250
Boardroom
up to 130
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Stage
Disabled access
Public transport
Premises parking
Audio & visual
Sound system
Projector & screen
WiFi
Space rules
Cancellation policy
If the hirer cancels we take the deposit and issue a cancellation fee
Location
Reviews
Sandra Ford
November 2024A beautiful historic house set in delightful grounds. Not a huge place but you could still get lost in the many rooms, wonderful in character. We were fortunate to have visited while the house was still trimmed up for Diwali. Lots to look at and very interesting. Lots of ladies working on tidying the gardens which made it feel very loved. The cafe was lovely and clean and the food choices were very reasonable. We had sandwiches and they were served in lovely fresh granary bread with a side of leaves, tomato and cucumber and a home made coleslaw. Delicious !
Zee N
March 2025Charming 17th century manor house to visit. They had musicians dressed in theme playing medieval style instruments which added to the atmosphere. The walk to the house is lit up which looks very picturesque especially as the lights reflect on the water. There are stairs, only one has a bannister but you can use the same one to come down. Stairs to the cafe as well, although there are 2 tables on the ground floor but it gets busy. Pleasant staff. Grounds are relatively small but the ruined wall is interesting to see. There's a ground level small car park plus more spaces down a steep drop. We were lucky to get a space as it was busy. Give yourself 2 hours including lunch. Thoroughly enjoyable visit to this delightful property.
Mr Green
March 2025Great NT trust property, enjoyed visiting, made all the more special by the volunteers who work here, they are all smiley, happy and friendly - makes such a difference, so I tip my hat to them. Property also has a shop, bookstore (donations) and a nice cafe on the first floor, top notch mocha & cappuccino plus the obligatory scone and cake! 🤤. It's a great place to spend a few hours, more if you make more use of the grounds in summer and it's a reasonable price entry too. 👍 -
Chris Porter
March 2025An interesting, quite small, Manor House, situated just outside Keithley. There is quite a large car park, and a rather fine cafe set above the usual NT shop. The house itself is now missing one of its wings, and the rest of the house has undergone many alterations over the centuries. What is left is a bit of a jumble, but still very interesting. Well worth a visit.
