Welcome to Place House Hall in Ware.
As the former manor house of Ware, the oldest part of the building is thought to date to the late 13th or early 14th century – in 1674 it was acquired by Christ's Hospital and used as a school throughout the 18th century.
Place House Hall has been sympathetically modernised over the years and is now a licenced wedding and community venue. It is regularly hired for club and society meetings, exhibitions, seminars, training days, workshops, fitness classes, craft fairs, family gatherings and social events. The Hall has a pretty medieval-style community garden.
The building is thought to date to the late 13th or early 14th century
The hire space comprises the main hall, a panelled parlour, a small kitchen and a toilet area with disabled toilet and baby changing. The Hall has disabled access and free wifi.
Place House Hall is owned and managed by the Hertfordshire Building Preservation Trust (registered charity 232686) and maintained through hire fees and fundraising