Nonsuch Mansion is a Grade II* listed Tudor Gothic mansion built between 1802 and 1806, set within 300 acres of parkland near Henry VIII's Nonsuch Palace. The Orchid Room, floored with natural light through arch-topped bay windows, seats 120 for dining or ceremonies and holds 150 standing; the Rose Room seats 80 and holds 120 standing. Both rooms feature period details including golden chandeliers, panel mirrors, and stained glass. The mansion is exclusively hired from midday to midnight, with a late licence option available. Civil ceremony licence held. An upstairs apartment with 11 bedrooms accommodates overnight guests.