ARRANGE A VIEWING BOOK A VIEWING WE WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU Now taking bookings for 2021, 2022 and beyond! Come and see our beautiful gardens and venue for yourself. RECENTLY REFURBISHED WITH A BRAND NEW CONSERVATORY & BAR As part of our on-going refurbishment we've created this stunning new space to take advantage of our beautiful displays of topiary and flowers all year round.
Our new conservatory boasts a full functional bar and luxurious lounging area. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENTS NEW PATIO AND RENOVATED SEATING AREA We've spent 2020 replacing our patio and renovating our outside spaces. SIMPLY STUNNING GROUNDS FOR BREATH TAKING PHOTOS Our Head Gardener, Mark, has made it his life long work to craft our grounds into the masterpiece they are today.
Our new conservatory boasts a full functional bar and luxurious lounging area. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENTS NEW PATIO AND RENOVATED SEATING AREA We've spent 2020 replacing our patio and renovating our outside spaces. SIMPLY STUNNING GROUNDS FOR BREATH TAKING PHOTOS Our Head Gardener, Mark, has made it his life long work to craft our grounds into the masterpiece they are today.
Services
Weddings
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Sweep along the driveway and you will be captivated by the charm and elegance of our fine Victorian Mansion set in one of the most beautiful and historically interesting venues in Kent. Under an hours drive from Central London and superb train links, we can accommodate weddings with up to 98 guests with capacity for an additional 72 guests in the evening.
Restaurant
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Our aim in this family restaurant is to offer a relaxed, unhurried service in a truly wonderful location. Our Main Restaurant is able to cater for an intimate booking of 2 people up to a maximum of 98 guests. Our Garden Room, leading onto our Victorian conservatory (which is an extended lounge area for your guests to enjoy) will accommodate a maximum of 40 guests and a minimum of 15 people for a small intimate party.
Wakes & Memorial
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A unique, warm and cosy venue to celebrate the life of your loved ones with family and friends. 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. 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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