About Irnham Hall
Nestled in the picturesque countryside of South Lincolnshire…
Irnham Hall is a hidden gem of historic charm and natural beauty. With its striking grey stone façade and elegant mullioned windows, this Grade II-listed property offers a timeless setting for weddings, events, and countryside retreats. Surrounded by the tranquil, unchanged village of Irnham, the Hall remains at the heart of a community steeped in tradition. It’s more than a venue—it’s a living legacy, lovingly cared for by the Benton Jones family for generations.
Our History
Irnham Hall’s story begins in 1380, with its distinctive architecture reflecting over six centuries of heritage.
1510
By 1510, the Hall had taken on much of the form it retains today, standing as a testament to the enduring craftsmanship of its time. The estate has witnessed moments of grandeur, such as its association with the famous Luttrell Psalter, now housed in the British Museum.
1887
Despite a devastating fire in 1887, which necessitated partial restoration, Irnham Hall has retained its historic essence, evolving gracefully into a private family home.
Modern Days
In its current incarnation, Irnham Hall is both a private residence and an exclusive venue for celebrations and retreats.
Family History
The Benton Jones family’s stewardship of Irnham Hall dates back to 1901, when the estate became their family seat. With roots as Baronets of Treeton, Yorkshire, the family legacy is deeply woven into the history of the Hall. Sir Frederick Jones, a notable Yorkshire industrialist, acquired the estate, and his son Sir Walter adopted the name Benton Jones, solidifying their connection to Irnham. Now in its fifth generation, the family takes great pride in preserving the estate’s beauty and heritage, sharing its charm with couples and families who choose to celebrate their most special moments here.
The Benton Jones family’s stewardship of Irnham Hall dates back to 1901, when the estate became their family seat. With roots as Baronets of Treeton, Yorkshire, the family legacy is deeply woven into the history of the Hall. Sir Frederick Jones, a notable Yorkshire industrialist, acquired the estate, and his son Sir Walter adopted the name Benton Jones, solidifying their connection to Irnham. Now in its fifth generation, the family takes great pride in preserving the estate’s beauty and heritage, sharing its charm with couples and families who choose to celebrate their most special moments here.
