Charterhouse     

Charterhouse offers 12 distinctive rooms and spaces for events within a unique and historic setting on the edge of the City of London between Smithfield and Clerkenwell.

The Great Hall is a magnificent space for receptions and dinners, with an arched ceiling, grand windows, gallery and fireplace and seats up to 100.

The Great Chamber is the last surviving Tudor chamber in London. Once graced by Elizabeth I and James I, it features a stunning Tudor ceiling, Jacobean fireplace and green silk walls – ideal for dinners, concerts or presentations. Seats up to 110.

The Norfolk Garden is a tranquil, flower-filled haven for receptions. With secret corners and year-round colour, it hosts up to 200.

Following a major redevelopment, Charterhouse now ranks among the most prestigious venues in central London.

Charterhouse : Everything you need to know

WHAT: An almshouse established here in1611 on a seven-acre site consists of a series of buildings dating from the 14th century, many of which are Grade 1 listed.

WHY: A hidden gem in central London with unique spaces. Host here to support sustainability, heritage, and a 400-year-old charity.

WHERE: Located between Smithfield and Clerkenwell

STANDING CAPACITY: 180 inside or 200 outside

SEATED CAPACITY: 110

UNIQUE:  The story of the Charterhouse dates to medieval times, it was an important site during the turbulent Tudor period before it became a pioneering charity in 1611.

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We’re thrilled to be an accredited caterer at Charterhouse, a stunning historic venue in one of London’s most ancient quarters. From plan to plate, we’ll bring our shared commitment to sustainability and representation to life across unforgettable events in this remarkable setting at the heart of London’s story.”

Jay Burgesson-Carter, Founder at The Ripe Avocado