🎄Christmas🎄
Celebrate Christmas at Knowle Country House! 🎄✨ Join us for a delightful festive season filled with exquisite dining, charming decorations, and unforgettable moments. Book your celebration with us and experience the warmth and joy of the season in style.
Video Venue Tour Videography by Talking Fly
Country House Wedding Venue & Restaurant
Hello and welcome to The Knowle – our beautiful Victorian Country House. We are an independent restaurant and exclusive hire wedding/events venue. Trading since 1980 under the same ownership of Michael & Lynn Baragwanath.
As you sweep down the driveway you will be greeted by our beautiful Victorian House with amazing gardens set in 14 acres of grounds, displaying wonderful displays of topiary and flowers all seasons.
Our Heritage
The Knowle Country House was built by Rev. Joseph Hindle in the mid 19th Century, he was the Rector of Higham from 1829 to 1874. It is noted that he was living at Gads Hill Place at the time Charles Dickens purchased it in 1856, Dickens allowed him to live there until March 1857 when The Knowle became completed. Dickens later became a frequent visitor to The Knowle and it is said that he used to have High Tea in our Study.
🎄Christmas🎄
Celebrate Christmas at Knowle Country House! 🎄✨ Join us for a delightful festive season filled with exquisite dining, charming decorations, and unforgettable moments. Book your celebration with us and experience the warmth and joy of the season in style.
Video Venue Tour Videography by Talking Fly
Country House Wedding Venue & Restaurant
Hello and welcome to The Knowle – our beautiful Victorian Country House. We are an independent restaurant and exclusive hire wedding/events venue. Trading since 1980 under the same ownership of Michael & Lynn Baragwanath.
As you sweep down the driveway you will be greeted by our beautiful Victorian House with amazing gardens set in 14 acres of grounds, displaying wonderful displays of topiary and flowers all seasons.
Our Heritage
The Knowle Country House was built by Rev. Joseph Hindle in the mid 19th Century, he was the Rector of Higham from 1829 to 1874. It is noted that he was living at Grads Hill Place at the time Charles Dickens purchased it in 1856, Dickens allowed him to live there until March 1857 when The Knowle became completed. Dickens later became a frequent visitor to The Knowle and it is said that he used to have High Tea in our Study.
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