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Noseley Hall was built by Sir Arthur Hazlerigg in 1729, in an exceptional position overlooking the famous rolling Leicestershire grasslands. The Hall has panoramic views that are unrivalled in this part of the country. It is the perfect wedding reception venue in the beautiful Leicestershire countryside! The house is still the private home of the Hazlerigg family who have lived on the site since 1419.

Noseley Hall is able to seat up to 110 people at round tables using a combination of the Library and the Oak Hall, these spacious rooms interconnect with large double doors. The Dining Room is able to seat up to 60 people at either round or rectangular tables. Dancing can take place in a marquee attached to the house or in the Stone Hall.

For large weddings, it is possible to erect a marquee on the front lawn or the Chapel lawn.
It is also possible to hold a Service of Blessing in the C13th Chapel in the grounds of Noseley Hall. A vicar with organist and choir would conduct the service; costings for this are by arrangement with the vicar. We can give you the name of a vicar who will conduct the service and can arrange for a choir.

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