Bardolphs Hall consists of the Hall, which has full oil fired central heating, a sprung dance floor, several oil paintings of the family, is panelled with a wealth of timber and is reeked in history.

The hall was originally the very centre of the life of the mediaeval Lords and they literally lived with their people, they dined on the dais, with their retainers, at a long table down the centre of the hall.

In 1926 the hall was converted for my father's 21st Birthday party. On the South side is a court yard with a swimming pool and a vine covered pergola which makes for an excellent area for receptions. There is an upstairs and a downstairs cloakroom and a kitchen area suitable for preparing food and drinks.