Newburgh Priory

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P.O.A

Up to 300

Bedrooms

Exclusive Use

Wedding Licence

Exclusively Yours to enjoy in style with your guests, a beautiful country estate house set amidst the rolling North Yorkshire Howardian Hills.

Newburgh Priory Features & Capacity

Overview

Venue Type

Stately Home

Dining Capacity

300

Reception Capacity

300

Usual Access Time

08:00 AM

Usual Finish Time

12:00 PM

Ceremony & Reception

Church Within Walking Distance

Fireworks Permitted

Wedding Licence

Venue

Water View

Grade I/II Listed Building

Landscaped Gardens

Exclusive Use

Marquee Permitted

On-Site Parking

Outdoor Reception Space

Food and Drink

External Catering Permitted

Newburgh Priory Full Description

Newburgh Priory gives you exclusive use of the venue, holding a civil licence allowing weddings and civil partnerships to take place in a choice of three elegant Georgian reception rooms; The Large Drawing Room, The Small Drawing Room and the Dining Room. Each have unique distinguishing features and beautiful views over the grounds and wider parkland. Alternatively we also offer the option to enjoy the beauty of indoors & outdoors for you and your guests. Enjoy a ceremony in the Long Gallery Ruin before you and your partner then head indoors to sign the legalities with the registrar, in one of our registered Georgian rooms. For Dinner & Dancing at the Priory, we have a choice of three stunning marquee sites to choose from.

Experience

Year Business Was Established

1990

No. of Weddings Hosted

More than 50

Public Liability Insurance

Yes

No. of People In Team

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Newburgh Priory Location & Contact Details

Website

Phone

Address

Newburgh Priory Coxwold, York, North Yorkshire, YO61 4AS, England

Travel Notes

Turn off at Dishforth onto A168 (J49) towards Thirsk, after approx. 9 miles leave the A168 - signed A170 and A19 York. At the roundabout take the A19 South towards York, around 3 miles South of Thirsk, turn off the A19 for Coxwold – you should see a brown signpost for Byland Abbey. On entering the village of Coxwold continue straight through the village past the tearoom, around a sharp bend you should then see a lake to your left and the entrance to Newburgh Priory will then appear a few hundred yards up on the left hand side.