Maiden Bradley Memorial Hall

Our recently renovated village hall is set amongst the beautiful rolling valleys of the Wiltshire Countryside. We are a 5 minute drive from the magnificent Stourhead Gardens and the famous Longleat Estate and Safari Park.

The hall itself is a beautiful building built in 1911 looking out onto local farms with views to Frome. Our hall is perfect for a Wedding Reception, Christening or any type of family function. You are welcome to book our venue for your next workshop, music event or dinner. Our modern facilities include a P.A, film projector and catering requirements. We have a front ramp for all abilities to access our venue with ease. There is a piano and a choice of round or rectangle tables. Our comfortable chairs were purchased new in 2021. We have a recently renovated modern kitchen.

The main hall is our largest room decorated in a fresh neutral palette. There are three toilets, one storeroom and a large stage to the rear (with a PA unit available).Tables and chairs for 80 people are included in the price and can be set up to your own personal taste. The room has a clean wooden floor perfect for dancing or yoga and able to seat 80 or 100* standing. (*Subject to current Covid-19 government guidelines). Within the cost of the hall hire you will also be entitled to access our comprehensively fitted kitchen. Our hall can accommodate up to 20 cars in the adjacent carpark.

Our quintessential English village of Maiden Bradley has a population of 300 and is welcoming to all who visit. We are surrounded by nature walks and the estates of the Duke of Somerset are central in the village.

Accommodation options in the village include our pub The Bradley Hare which has been recently renovated offering contemporary dining experience and first class guest accommodation. There are a few air bnb in the village and a Centre Parcs less than 5 mins drive. Our nearest major town is the delightful Frome which is a scenic 10 minute drive.

There is a small children’s play area and sports field 5 minutes walk from the hall.

A little History.

The village hall was built in 1911 and given to the village by Lord Ernest St Maur (Somerset family name) in memory of his brother, Lord Percy. During the First World War it was used as a military hospital and has murals on the walls dating from that time.