Milwards Estate

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Venue Overview

Private secluded Grade II 16th Century house overlooking a large picturesque lake in an idyllic rural setting with far reaching views of the Sussex Downs.

The Coach House with its vaulted ceiling and exposed beams has a wood burner with an unique brick surround which is a centre feature for civil ceremonies. Both the Coach House and the Reception Room provide access onto the terrace and beautiful gardens that overlook the lake.

From the months of May through to September a fully dressed marquee seating 150 with a licensed bar is set up on the lower lawn next to the lake and is included as part of the venue hire.    

Venue Details
  • Civil Ceremony up to 65
  • Wedding Breakfast up to 150
  • Evening Reception up to 150
  • Marquee 150
  • Gardens/ Grounds
  • Parking
  • Disabled Access
  • Confetti Permitted
  • Candles Permitted
  • Wedding Exclusivity
  • In-house Catering
  • BBQ/ Spit Roast
  • Honeymoon Suite
  • Bridal/ Changing Room
  • Guest Accommodation
  • Swimming Pool
Venue Notes
60 guests inside or up to 150 guests outside in a marquee

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Venue Details

Milwards Estate,
The Milwards Estate,
Milwards Farm, Lewes Road,
Laughton,
BN8 6BN,
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