The Grand Hall
In the 19th Century, the ‘House of Assemblies’ was where local gentry had to be seen, drinking and dancing beneath the grand crystal chandelier. A Trafalgar ball was held here in 1805 to commemorate Norfolk’s favourite son Admiral Nelson in his victory in that famous battle that claimed his life.
The impressive Georgian features include a dominating fireplace, furniture and paintings of local scenes, making this room ideal for picturesque receptions and parties.
The Grand Hall
Our Magnificent Entrance Hall provides a unique and splendid welcome to The Assembly House, ideal for use as a drinks reception or for that special wedding photograph in front of the spectacular fireplace.
Dimensions
20.6m (67’) x 10.76m (35’)
222 sq. m (2345 sq. ft.)
Max. No. of people 300
Stage Size
2.46m (8’) x 5.5m (18’)
(Included in room size)
Capacities
Theatre Style - 300
Exam Style - 80
Boardroom Style - 60
U-Shaped - 50
Dinner Dance - 120
Banquet - 120
Floor Area (m²) - 600
Ceiling Height (m) - 6
