Description

Set in 2500 acres of rolling parkland the historic state rooms are now available for hire on an exclusive or non-exclusive basis and provide a magnificent setting for any event

Good To Know

Venue requires third parties (DJs, caterers etc.) to show evidence of holding current Public Liability Insurance (PLI)

Venue requires third parties bringing in electrically operated equipment to show evidence of holding current Portable Appliance Tests (PAT)

Suggested DJs

The following DJs and discos all cover the Prescot area and are suggested by needadisco.com for events at Knowsley Hall.

Frequently-Asked Questions

What types of event is Knowsley Hall suited to?

Knowsley Hall is suitable for a wide range of uses as a private hire venue.

To give you some idea about suitability, the following events have been or are planned to be held at Knowsley Hall:

• Wedding or Civil Partnership for 110 guests in April 2018
• Wedding or Civil Partnership for 80 guests in March 2017
• Wedding or Civil Partnership for 120 guests in July 2016
• Wedding or Civil Partnership for 150 guests in June 2016
• Wedding or Civil Partnership for 200 guests in November 2014
• Wedding or Civil Partnership for 170 guests in November 2014
• Wedding or Civil Partnership for 100 guests in September 2013

What is the capacity of Knowsley Hall for a private function?

Our understanding is that Knowsley Hall can hold around 200 people for a formal function - probably more for an informal party.

Does Knowsley Hall offer catering for private functions?

Previous users have told us that Knowsley Hall offers hot meals and/or table service - the extent of which and costs will need to be discussed with the venue directly.

Is there a bar at Knowsley Hall?

We understand that a cash bar is available at Knowsley Hall serving a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to hirers and their guests.

Is Knowsley Hall fully accessible?

Based on customer feedback, we believe that Knowsley Hall is only partially accessible to wheelchair users and the infirm. Usually this means that not all areas of the building are accessible, or there may be internal steps requiring assistance or ramps, for example. We would advise taking up any special requirements in this regard with the venue directly.

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