About Wigginton Village Hall
Sitting at the heart of the picturesque conservation area of Wigginton, the building dates to 1832 when it was established as the village school. Expanded in 1859 it continued to support the local community until closure in 1958 and was eventually gifted to the village in 1965.
Over the last 10 years this grade II listed building has been extensively refurbished and now provides a superb facility for meetings, presentations, family get-togethers, children's parties and many other group activities.
The main hall is an open, light, warm and welcoming space. There is seating capacity for up to 75 people when setup in a lecture format and around 40 when set up with tables.
Recent improvements have seen the ceiling raised to fully expose the beautiful windows to the North and South, whilst new air source heat pump heating keeps the space comfortable all year round.
Modern kitchen facilities include an industrial dishwasher, cooker, hot water dispenser, fridge, a good sized preparation and serving area and plenty of glasses, crockery and cutlery.
The hall benefits from its own parking and sits opposite the large village field which boasts a well maintained children's activity equipment and play area.
