Spencer House, London

A remarkable and memorable experience for you and your guests. Hidden away in the heart of historic St James’s in London, Spencer House is an exquisite events venue boasting magnificent neoclassical interiors and a panoramic view out to Green Park from the private terrace. Our guests have exclusive use of the suite of eight State Rooms, which can be configured to suit a variety of occasions.
During the summer months, guests can enjoy the tranquillity of the terrace overlooking the rewilded garden humming with life; in colder weather, the warmth and splendour of the elegant rooms provide a welcoming retreat. To enquire, tap the link in our bio 🕯️

Sometimes it’s as easy as 3, 2, 1… Spencer House is all about the spectacle and our legendary events are no exception. Our exceptional, long-standing staff, exclusively recruited and trained in-house, uphold our commitment to excellence, evident in our high staff-to-guest ratio. Complementing this, our esteemed team of chefs curate delicious dishes, crafted from the finest, locally-sourced ingredients. To enquire, tap the link in our bio 🤩

Take a Tour of Spencer House! Spend an enlightening hour with one of our expert Blue Badge guides who will lead you on a tour of the State Rooms and bring the house alive as they explain the history of its architecture, interiors, and the seven generations of the Spencer family who lived here. Tickets are available at the link in our bio 🤩

The ceiling of The Painted Room: a view we will never get bored looking at. To see it yourself, book a tour of the house via our link in bio 👀

Never ever forget to look up when you visit Spencer House London 😮

Spencer House is the most magnificent surviving private Stately Home in London. Our very own Maisy and Fabienne take us on a tour of The State Rooms from The Library to the magic of Lady Spencer’s Room. Public and private tours of the State Rooms can be booked via our link in bio 🤩

In our behind the scenes look into the excellent teams that make Spencer House so unique, we join Vicky, our savvy collections manager, who takes us through her day-to-day activities while on duty in our demi palace. In her own words…

“My job is to care for the historic interiors and the artworks and objects we have on display. It’s a varied job and very different from working in a museum because we are a busy events venue, as well as a visitor attraction. So, a huge part of the job involves the physical care of the house and collection - that’s everything from day to day cleaning to the conservation of individual objects right up to large-scale redecoration and maintenance projects involving entire rooms.

I bring in a wide range of specialist contractors to carry out this work and August is my busiest time when the house closes for events and tours, and I have just four weeks to get all those big, disruptive jobs done. Year round I have to keep on top of wear and tear and do regular condition checks of all the objects to spot any changes or issues before they become serious.”