Burgh House is a Grade I listed Queen Anne house from 1704 among the cobbled streets of Hampstead Village, moments from Hampstead Heath, run as a self-funding charity and home to the Hampstead Museum. Its wood-panelled Music Room with a baby grand piano, the cosy Library and the contemporary Peggy Jay Gallery host weddings and civil partnerships, private parties, recitals, talks and celebrations of life, with in-house catering by Leafi and a courtyard garden for summer drinks.
Burgh House is a Grade I listed Queen Anne house from 1704 among the cobbled streets of Hampstead Village, moments from Hampstead Heath, run as a self-funding charity and home to the Hampstead Museum. Its wood-panelled Music Room with a baby grand piano, the cosy Library and the contemporary Peggy Jay Gallery host weddings and civil partnerships, private parties, recitals, talks and celebrations of life, with in-house catering by Leafi and a courtyard garden for summer drinks.
A light, wood-panelled room with Georgian stripped-pine walls and a baby grand piano, licensed for weddings. It seats up to 70 for ceremonies and 64 for a sit-down dinner, and also hosts private parties, vow renewals, recitals, talks and plays.
Burgh House, New End Square, London NW3 1LT