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PLEASE VOTE FOR US SO WE CAN BE CROWNED 'BEST WILTSHIRE WEDDING VENUE 2021'
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that we've successfully made it into the "Top 5" Wiltshire Wedding Venues in the 2021 Muddy Stilettos Awards! Woohoo! We are now keeping our fingers firmly crossed that we will be crowned the winner, but first we need your help and your votes!
In just over two years Antrobus House has gone from being a relatively little known wedding venue that only hosted the occasional wedding reception, to a much-loved, hugely popular licensed wedding venue that now regularly hosts legal ceremonies and boasts the most outstanding reviews.
We are a small, dedicated, hard-working team and after such a tough 16 months or so, your support and vote for us would be HUGELY appreciated, thank you.
HOW TO VOTE (voting closes 5pm on Friday 23rd July 2021)
1) Click on the button below, or visit https://wilts.muddystilettos.co.uk/vote/
2) Enter your email address and register to vote
3) Check your inbox and click on the link in the email to vote
4) Click on Best Wedding Venues
5) Vote for ANTROBUS HOUSE (we're at the top of the list)
6) Give yourself a big pat on the back knowing you've done your bit to make our hardworking team really, REALLY happy!
7) Share the link ... and the love! Get your friends and family to vote for us too!
a stunning grade ii listed period property situated in the heart of amesbury, wiltshire & available to hire
Administered by the Lady Antrobus Trust - a registered charity - Antrobus House is a beautiful Grade II Listed property, built in the Queen Anne style, opened in 1925 and located in Amesbury, Wiltshire. Close to Stonehenge and ideally situated between Salisbury and Andover, Antrobus House reopened in 2019 after extensive refurbishment. The House is now under new management and available to hire. Regularly used by fellow charitable and non-profit organisations, Antrobus House also hosts a variety of private events, including weddings, parties, meetings and conferences.
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exclusive USE WEDDINGS
Grade II Listed, Quintessentially English and Exclusively Yours, Antrobus House is the perfect place to celebrate with all your loved ones and provides the best backdrop for your big day! Now licensed for wedding ceremonies.
PRIVATE PARTIES
Special birthday coming up? An anniversary, engagement, Christening or baby shower? Antrobus House is the perfect place to party with all your family and friends!
CORPORATE EVENTS
Whether it's a meeting, conference, exhibition, away day, presentation or product launch, Antrobus House is a charming and unique choice of venue for your corporate event.
Antrobus House is now an approved licensed wedding venue. SINCE January 2020 we are "legally yours" and couples can now have their ceremonies and receptions all in one place AND all under one roof!
health & wellbeing
Antrobus House hosts a range of fitness classes, and is also perfect for staging health and wellbeing workshops, events and retreats.
charities & fundraising
As a registered Charitable Trust itself, Antrobus House is regularly used by other charities, for fundraising events and social get-togethers.
christmas parties
Get together with family, friends and work colleagues and get set for the best Christmas Party experience, here at Antrobus House.
clubs & groups
There are a number of non-profit clubs and groups that meet regularly here at Antrobus House. Why not bring your club or group to us!
celebrations of life
Antrobus House is a truly special place - a "home from home". Celebrate and remember the life of your loved one in peace, tranquility and privacy.
museum
Antrobus House has a collection of pictures, portraits, paintings and other artefacts linked to the Antrobus Family and history of Amesbury.
the history of antrobus house
Antrobus House was opened in 1925. It is a beautiful memorial to Lieutenant Edmund Antrobus, the only son of Lady Florence Antrobus, who was killed in battle at Ypres, during WWI, aged 27. Upon her own death, Lady Florence left sufficent funds for and requested in her will, that the House be built. It was her express wish that the House should benefit the Amesbury community and become a place for learning and socialising. To this day, the House is used as it was originally intended and its day to day business is administered by the Lady Antrobus Trust.