The Charterhouse

A stunning 14th century monastery cloister which, after the Reformation, was made into a garden gallery by the Duke of Norfolk. Much later, when the Charterhouse was still home to hundreds of schoolboys, this impressive space can lay claim to the creation of football’s ‘offside’ rule. A stone flag floor and original features which include an original doorway that lead to one of the original Carthusian monk’s cells. With its serene atmosphere the cloister is ideal for corporate events, dinners and wine tastings.