Steeped in history, the perfect wedding venue...

Roehampton Great House originally stood on this site, built in 1625 for the

Lord High Treasurer of England, under Charles I. Some of the foundations are

still visible in the cellar of Grove House. The present house was built by James

Wyatt in 1792 for Sir Joshua Vanneck.

Now part of Roehampton University, the beautiful listed grounds of Grove

House. The gardens were first laid out in the 18th century, when it is believed

Capability Brown was consulted. The formal gardens, lily pond and limestone

terrace were added in the 19th century. The 19th-century grotto, it is said, was

built by the owner to deaden the noise from the adjacent convent!