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The house closes, and becomes yours

The tenement goes privately to one party, or room by room for something smaller. A menu written for the evening, the pours, the flowers, the sound and the piano: the rest is our problem.

A private room laid for a dinner by candlelight Private rooms
I Private rooms and receptions

Four rooms, one house

We work with anniversaries, company dinners, presentations and family lunches. For companies there is a subscription arrangement for recurring evenings, with the carte agreed at the start of each season.

Nothing about the evening is fixed before we have spoken. What the rooms will hold, though, is fixed by the building.

  • The whole tenement — up to forty-four covers.
  • The main salon — up to twenty-six seated.
  • The library — ten seats at a single table.
  • The orangery — eighteen seats, May to September.
  • Three weeks notice is comfortable for taking the house.
What the rooms are used for

Three kinds of evening

Something to mark

Anniversaries, birthdays and the dinners that follow a long day. The library takes ten; the salon takes a family.

Work that needs a room

Presentations, client dinners and the evenings a company repeats. Sound and screen are in place; the piano can stay shut.

A house full of guests

Forty-four is the whole building. Past that number we would be doing it badly, so we do not take the booking.