About Combe Bank School

Combe Bank is an elegant wedding venue, Grade I house, built in 1720 as a private house for a Colonel John Campbell. It remained in the same family for nearly a hundred years, during which time, the house was improved and the superb Adam room, with its magnificent ceiling was added.

The house is set in many acres of parkland and the gardens are a particular feature of the venue.

Up to 180 guests can be formally seated for dining in the Great Hall and bridal parties also have use of the Adam Room (up to 60 guests for dining). For larger weddings, a marquee can be used in conjunction with the house.