Antrobus House Amesbury

Antrobus House is a Grade II listed country house venue in Amesbury, Wiltshire, near Salisbury and Stonehenge. Commissioned by Lady Florence Antrobus in 1923, it was built in the Queen Anne style as a memorial to her son and gifted to the people of Amesbury. Today, the Lady Antrobus Trust administers the property, which combines historic character with modern facilities and landscaped grounds.

The venue offers two large halls and a smaller meeting room for hire, with private on-site parking and a dedicated team to help plan events. It hosts weddings, parties for adults and children, corporate meetings and conferences, exhibitions, training days, presentations and product launches. Licensed for wedding ceremonies, Antrobus House allows couples to hold both their ceremony and celebration in one place, with flexibility to choose their own suppliers.

Other uses include funerals and wakes, health and fitness classes, workshops, clubs, community groups and charity fundraisers. Its welcoming spaces accommodate occasions of many sizes, from informal local gatherings to larger celebrations and business events.