
Saddler's Hall is the historic livery hall of the Worshipful Company of Saddlers, built in neo-classical style a few yards from St Paul's Cathedral. It is available for private hire, with bespoke period furniture, historical antiquities and a secluded courtyard, offering eight distinct event spaces.
Saddler's Hall stands a few yards from St Paul's Cathedral. Owned by the ancient livery company for saddlers, the Hall was built in neo-classical style and features bespoke period furniture, historical antiquities and paintings. The exclusive Hall is available for private hire by kind permission of the Prime Warden and Court of the Saddler's Company.
The highlight is the Great Hall, with stained glass windows and a musicians' gallery. Multiple breakout spaces provide extra conferencing facilities, while the secluded Courtyard can be used for outside summer entertaining.
The Worshipful Company of Saddlers is one of the oldest City of London livery companies, with the earliest surviving records of a Guild of Saddlers dating from circa 1160 AD. The original Saddler's Hall dates back to the 14th century, was destroyed by the Great Fire of London and bombed during the Blitz, and has been rebuilt several times.
Hosting your event at Saddler's Hall supports the Company's charitable aims, including its support for British equestrianism and saddlery training.
Saddler's Hall is owned by the Worshipful Company of Saddlers, a City of London livery company, and is hired out by kind permission of the Prime Warden and Court.
Saddler's Hall was built in neo-classical style and features bespoke period furniture, historical antiquities and paintings, along with a secluded courtyard.
Yes. Income from venue hire supports the Saddler's Company's charitable aims, including its work promoting British saddlery and equestrianism.
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