★★★★★
We had our wedding and reception here yesterday with 40 guests, and everything turned out absolutely beautiful. The food was amazing, and we truly cannot recommend this venue enough.
Grace was incredible and took care of everything we needed on the day. Sienna was also fantastic and so helpful throughout the planning process, ensuring our special day turned out perfectly.
The food was outstanding — mushroom and parmesan risotto, sweet and sour chicken, couscous and vegetables, as well as chips and potatoes.
The day was absolutely perfect, and we can’t thank you all enough for making it so spec
★★★★★
We had our wedding reception here in October. It was the perfect venue for the autumn wedding! Everyone was so excited about the beautiful autumn colours of trees in the day time and spend a cosy evening inside of the house.
It was a lot to organise, but every staff was so helpful and made our reception so welcoming and special.
They have so many options for whatever you need for the wedding and we could have everything we wanted😊 Thank you very much for the wonderful memories!
★★★★★
An absolutely wonderful venue for a 90th birthday party. From the first email, right through to the date itself, everything was perfect. Sienna was a fantastic communicator and she worked so hard to make sure the event went smoothly. It was perfect for 60 guests, a delicious cream tea with sandwiches, scones and delicious cakes including macaroons and brownies. It’s a beautiful house and the staff were amazing. I can’t recommend Stephen’s House enough!
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★★★★★
I recently had the pleasure of shooting Bekah + Daniel's wedding at St Stephens House & Gardens, and wow what a setting. Such a beautiful, historic location with sprawling grounds. It was wonderful to shoot here, the staff were great and made everything run smoothly throughout. I cant wait to come back and would highly recommend for weddings! Joshua Humphrey Photography
★★★☆☆
Nice, although somewhat small gardens to stroll through. The estate has an interesting history, which one can read about on the information placards. It was interesting to read about how Henry 'Inky' Stephens wanted his estate to be self-sufficient so he arranged gardens to grow plants and he built a water tower. It was fascinating to read about and see how water flows through the bog garden, down a small waterfall and to the pond. There is a Victorian style garden next to the pond.
There is nothing to see in the house and it is not open to the public. We did sneak in and they let us have a no