Southwick Park house was built in the 19th Century and was taken over by the Royal Navy during WWII. The house was the centre for the planning for the D-Day Landings and it still contains the D-Day Map Room. The house would make an ideal venue for wedding receptions, boardroom meetings, business seminars, presentations and group training events. There is a private dining area for up to 12 people (The Georgian Dining Room) plus dining for 30 – 100 + in the main dining area.
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