Three times Winner of Wedding Ideas Magazine ‘Best Wedding Venue’, this magnificent Tudor mansion is one of the most sought after wedding venues in the country and has
Situatedon the outer fringes of the picturesque village of Cold Norton in Essex, this modern building overlooks the stunning 36 hole golf course, with views from every standpoint.
Situatedon the outer fringes of the picturesque village of Cold Norton in Essex, this modern building overlooks the stunning 36 hole golf course, with views from every standpoint.
The venue has been updated and restored to a luxurious standard, appointed with a modern, light and airy feel. Providing banqueting and conference facilities for 4 to 400
In September 2005 the club opened a state of the art gymnasium and studios and spa facilities. This along with the 36 hole golf course truly brings. Three Rivers to the forefront of the Essex community with staff and service often aspired to but rarely found.
Situated on the outer fringes of the picturesque village of Cold Norton in Essex, the modern building overlooks the stunning 36 hole golf course, with views from every standpoint. The building itself is luxuriously appointed with a modern, light and airy feel, with space and views second to none.
Combine these surroundings with our professional and caring staff, and we can guarantee your wedding day will be a memorable event for both you and your guests.
As soon as you enter our drive, you will understand why Three Rivers is one of the most popular venues in the county for weddings and other functions.
If you would like to make an appointment to view the venue, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the wedding tea.
Three times Winner of Wedding Ideas Magazine ‘Best Wedding Venue’, this magnificent Tudor mansion is one of the most sought after wedding venues in the country and has
If you are looking for a truly magical and unique venue that is set in a tranquil setting then look no further than Valentines Mansion & Gardens. This Grade II listed mansion, which dates back to 1696.
