Penton Park
There is nothing ordinary about Penton Park; it’s a house full of stories, full of light, life, and magic. Its story began in the late 18th century, but it was Sir William Cubitt, who devoted himself to enhancing both the house and grounds in the 19th century, that helped create the Penton of today. From a convalescent house in WWII for American soldiers to the romantic rebellion of the students of St. Benedict’s Convent school, who, according to legend, used a hidden tunnel underneath Penton to sneak out and meet potential suitors.
Penton isn’t just a venue, it isn’t just a glorious Georgian Manor, it’s the next chapter in your lifes journey, waiting patiently in the Hampshire countryside to add its magic to your own story.
Cherish Every Chapter
Weddings
Events
Stay
Food
Christmas
Diary
"They vowed to add to its story, filling the rooms with the life, joy, and laughter they deserved."
Guy and Danielle married at Penton in the spring of 2011. The huge reception rooms echoed with laughter and music well into the early hours. From a conga line so long that it circled back on itself, to the strains of "Nessun Dorma" ringing out from a hidden microphone, the long hush that had previously fallen over Penton ended in magnificent style.
A lots gone into creating the Penton, you see today, we are proud to be able to add to add to its history
