The House of St Barnabas

The House of St Barnabas is a magnificent Grade 1 listed Georgian building offering three remarkable settings, which can be hired separately or in combination. Chandeliers, silk-lined walls and stunning rococo plasterwork are all featured variously in its suite of historic rooms overlooking Soho Square.

There are only two gardens in Soho and St Barnabas owns one of them. This charming private courtyard garden, enclosed by ivy-covered walls and a lovely adjoining chapel, is based on a French Romanesque design. There is a mulberry tree in the garden under which Charles Dickens sat in 1859 and gained inspiration for his book A tale of Two Cities.

The House of St Barnabas is the perfect location for a dinner party or a reception. Situated in Soho Square it is convenient for your guests and in using this 18th-century venue you are helping to fund its registered charity which helps the homeless and disadvantaged in the area.

Maximum Venue Capacity	Reception	Dinner	Theatre
Soho Room	50	40	50
Drawing Room	80	54	70
Silk Room	30	20	20
Bazelgette Room	40	20	30
Historic Suite (Drawing Room Silk Room & Bazelgette Room)	120	100
The Library	60	30	40
The Monro Room	25	25	25
The Garden Room	25	25	25
The Garden	75
Garden Suite (The Garden Room and Garden)	100
The Chapel	75		75

The Maximum Venue Capacity is 325 guests

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