|
|
Address Colzium Estate, Kilsyth
Colzium House was originally built in 1783 and then additions were made in 1861. Architecturally there is a distinct mixture of Scottish Vernacular and the more modern Renaissance. |
|
W Mackay Lennox bought Colzium House in 1930 and upon his retiral as Town Clerk he presented the House and Policies to Kilsyth Burgh, now part of North Lanarkshire, in memory of his Mother. The House has been reconditioned and now comprises of a suite of rooms available for functions of all kinds and also includes a small museum of local history.
This venue is highly recommended for functions of a special nature. Situated in the Colzium Lennox Estate with its idyllic settings, Colzium House makes the perfect place for an intimate wedding. Guests to the estate can hold their wedding in the rooms downstairs then proceed to the gardens for photographic opportunities and upwards to the first floor to the banquet room for the reception. The small downstairs room can be used for a private place for the bride and storage for any presents received on the day. Having the house to yourself on your day makes this venue particularly special.
This venue is also suitable for making lasting impressions with business events, such as conferences, seminars and as an interview location.
Facilities
Colzium House has one main hall, which is situated on the first floor and can hold a maximum of 100 persons for a dinner dance or disco. There is a stage at the rear of the hall and a bar on the first floor also. In addition to this there are 3 rooms available for hire, all of which are on the ground floor. Two of the rooms available can cater for a maximum of 40 persons and the bride's room is recommended for a maximum of 10 persons.
Each room in the house overlooks the beautiful surrounding gardens and in the centre of the house there is water feature and courtyard where guests can feel free to wander.
Kitchen facilities compliment main hall requirements, and are ideal for catering or hired caterers to work from or can be used simply for heating food for the purpose of a hot buffet. There is also a large free-standing fridge available for use, if required.
Transport
Colzium Lennox Estate is situated in Kilsyth just off the A803. Due to the fact that this unique location is in a secluded area it is recommended that directions are sought before undertaking your journey. There are parking facilities available on the estate, 6 of which are situated directly outside and 20 spaces near to the entrance of the house. There is an excellent bus service from Falkirk, Stirling and Glasgow. The main line rail station is Croy Station which is approximately 6 minutes away from the estate by taxi. For further details on transport available click on Public Transport.
Disabled access
There are disabled access points and disabled toilets to the ground floor of Colzium House but if access is required to the upstairs of the house, it is recommended that guests bear in mind that there are no lifts or toilet facilities situated on the first floor.
Conditions of hire, cost of hire and booking form
Click on Conditions of Hire, Cost of Hire or Booking Form should you require further information on any of these areas.
Hire of equipment and services
Should you require to hire different types of equipment or need specialist services for your event, please click on Hire of Equipment and Services.
Catering
Our Catering Services can cater for children's parties; provide tea, coffee, scones, buffets and sit down meals at events - all at very competitive prices. Click on Catering For You for further details, costs and booking information.
Management rules
All our facilities are managed by a set of rules and regulations. To familiarise yourself with them click on Management Rules
Location map
Use the "Map" box on the right-hand side of the screen for information on where you can find the centre.
Contact us
For further information (or if you have any questions) please use the "Contact Us" box that appears on the right-hand side of your screen.
Summary of Hyperlinks
|
Search NorthWeb
