Casterne Hall

Ilam
Ashbourne
DE6 2BA

Casterne Hall is a Grade II* manor house stunningly set in its own grounds within the Peak District National Park. Featuring in Simon Jenkins' book, ‘ England 's Thousand Best Houses', Casterne Hall is considered to be one of the most beautiful houses in the area.

There has always been a house at Casterne and there are Roman remains in the foundations. Rebuilt in 1730, Casterne Hall has a classic Georgian front and incorporating a fascinating 17th century and Medieval back. The rooms are panelled and there is a complete absence of traffic noise.

Key Features:

  • Civil wedding licence
  • Catering for wedding parties of up to 70 people, with the option of installing a marquee for larger parties
  • Beautifully panelled rooms
  • Stunning views of the surrounding countryside
  • Very private location
  • Additionally, the hall is also available for corporate hire, dinners and for use as a photo shoot or filming location
  • Previously used as a location for:
    Jane Eyre - (BBC 1983),
    Sherlock Holmes: The Hound of the Baskervilles - (Granada 1988),
    Agatha Christie's Poirot: Hunter's Lodge
    - (LWT 1990),
    Far from the Madding Crowd
    - (Granada 1997),
    Jonathan Creek: Frog Hollow
    - (BBC 1999)