About the Hall

Built in 1936 by public subscription the land was given to the local church by the Duke of Portland, on the proviso that it should be a facility open to all the residents of the village. The benefactors helped in its design, and used a London architect who recreated the style of a Sussex barn, with a high pitched roof and liberal use of substantial pine timbers in the roof.

See the extract from the Gainsborough and Worksop Press describing the opening of the Hall in 1936.

The hall is now owned by the Parish Council and leased to the Sutton cum Lound Village Hall Charity and has recently undergone a makeover which has vastly improved the ambience of the building.

Licensed for alcohol sales and all types of entertainment, the hall briefly comprises of:
 

Large hall	Approximately 92 sq. metres with a stage. Maximum capacity is 70 dining, 80 theatre style and 130 party style.
Kitchen	Basic but well equipped. 2 fridges, cooker, hot trolley.
Servery	Drinks chiller, dinner service and cutlery for 80. Glasses of all types for the same.
Toilets	Ladies, gents and disabled.
Parking	Ample car parking for 40 cars, mostly on tarmac.
Outside	Large grassed area.

We welcome enquiries and bookings from clubs and groups who want regular times as well as private individuals or companies looking for a venue for conferences, parties or other 'one offs'.

If you would like to hire the Hall please check our our booking details.