Owston Hall

Dating back to the Domesday Book, Owston Estate was the home of the Davies Cooke family. Over the years the Estate was reduced in size to leave Owston Hall surrounded by 170 acres of prime agricultural land.

Prior to World War 2, the farm land was developed into the Robin Hood Golf Course, gaining its name from Robin Hood's Well, situated in the grounds, reputed to have been frequented by Robin Hood himself.

During the war the land was returned to agriculture. Since 1996, Owston Hall has been sympatheticaly restored along with the Old Stable block to provide the Hotel, leisure and business facilities currently available and the farm land has once again become the Robin Hood Golf Course.

Owston Hall offers a wide range of facilities, such as :-

.: Victorian Style Conservatory Brasserie
.: 45 Heritage en-suite Bedrooms
.: Golf Hospitality Days & Corporate Membership
.: Conferences/Product Launch
.: Civil Weddings, Receptions and Parties
.: Bar & Lounge facilities
.: Pool & Sports TV Room
.: Championship Golf Course
.: Golf Shop
.: PGA Golf Tuition