Pengethley Manor was originally a Tudor House believed to have been built by Sir John Brydges, the Lieutenant of the Tower of London, later created Lord Chandos in 1544. In 1583 John Powell purchased the estate and for over 360 years until the death of Caroline Symonds in 1947, Pengethley Manor enjoyed a continuous line of ownership. After a fire in 1820 the Manor was rebuilt, largely as it is today, and traces of the original Tudor House still remain in the original wood panelling in the entrance and the oak panelling in the Library. At Pengethley we have always been conscious of our heritage and beauty of the county. Both buildings and grounds have been restored and preserved as discreetly and sympathetically as possible.

We have 25 Guest rooms . All are individually furnished, many with fine period pieces. We are licensed for civil marriages. And there is nowhere more special for Special Celebrations than Pengethley .
We offer our guests the highest standards of cuisine, fine wine and attentive service. To dine or take lunch in The Georgian Restaurant at Pengethley Manor will be a memorable experience for you and your guests.

The Pengethley Conference Centre is fully equipped for conferences, meetings and training. Pengethley Manor is a premier venue for weddings and celebrations