A Grade 1 listed stately home and park is reopening under new ownership this December after the previous management company went into liquidation.
Kelham Hall, a popular wedding venue with camping pitches in the grounds, ceased trading in June citing the effects of the pandemic.
Located in the Trent Valley near Newark, in Nottinghamshire, the historical venue will reopen in time for Christmas after being taken over by a new management team backed by A Shade Greener Finance Ltd.
They said it is being restored to its former glory and relaunched with a “glitz and glamour theme” in the run up to the festive season.
The business is also being given a new name – The Renaissance at Kelham Hall.
A Shade Greener Finance is a privately-owned commercial finance provider that offers flexible finance solutions to 海角视频 businesses.
The management team includes business development manager Rachel Bill.
Ms Bill said: “The new management team, A Shade Greener Finance and I are delighted to be able to breathe new life into this beautiful and iconic building, as we work together to restore it to its place within the heart of the community.
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“As a local resident myself, I fully appreciate the love and excitement that the community have for the venue, and its grounds, and we look forward to reopening this festive season with our Glitz and Glamour Christmas celebrations.
“Alongside our festive events, which will run throughout December, we also have plans to expand our service offering beyond weddings and events – with further redevelopment due to take place in 2022.
“We will also be looking to recruit seasonal and full-time employees, to support the community, across numerous roles such as finance manager and operational support team.”
The Renaissance at Kelham Hall’s Christmas packages include evening dining, fine wines and entertainment.
The house sits in 42 acres of parkland and was designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott in 1863.
The building housed the Society of the Sacred Mission theological college, before becoming the former headquarters of Newark and Sherwood District Council.
The building was then sold and became a wedding and events venue before its closure earlier this year.