150 Max Capacity


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Sustainability Accredited

Acclaimed as a truly remarkable building, House for an Art Lover, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, can be found hidden in the heart of Glasgow’s leafy Bellahouston Park.  Within close proximity of the M8 motorway and only 15 minutes drive from the airport and the city centre, it’s hard to imagine a more accessible location for all your business needs.

The House combines over 12 years experience as an exclusive conference and meetings venue with a professional team of people who are dedicated and meticulous in event planning.  Having won the prestigious award for Best Unusual Venue at the Scottish Event Awards 2008, this successful business has the credentials to ensure that each event leaves a powerful impression on those attending.

This unique venue is ideally suited for corporate hospitality, workshops, training or indeed any event which would benefit from such a prestigious setting, including weddings and family celebrations.

The first floor of the House offers an impressive suite of Mackintosh styled rooms, including the elegant Music Room with its elaborately carved piano and elegant bow windows opening out onto a balcony terrace, the perfect place for a champagne reception.  Contrasting in style, the dark panelled Main Hall and Dining Room areas have dramatic high ceilings and a spacious floor space ideal for grand entertainment.

A new addition to the facilities at the House is a suite of spacious, contemporary meeting rooms accommodating from 2-60 delegates. This spacious area is highly flexible, so whether it’s a high level business event, a small gathering of clients or a company board meeting, these rooms can easily meet your business requirements.

House for an Art Lover has the winning formula when it comes to hosting meetings and celebratory events a stunning venue in an easily accessible location, a highly experienced team, superior, mouth-watering catering and above all the ability to create the perfect environment to ensure that each and every occasion is successful, memorable and inspiring.

*Free wifi is available at this venue.*

Gallery

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  • An internal view of the House for an Art Lover's Music Room laid out for a dinner. A bright, white room with beige carpet is filled with round tables covered in white table cloths. The right hand wall has floor length windows at intervals with white frames and small square panes. The chairs are deep purple velvet with silver wire bases. A small lectern is visible in the back- right corner. The light fixtures and a fireplace at the end of the room are decorated with geometric "Glasgow Style" motifs.

  • An internal view of a small dining room at House for An Art Lover. A narrow room with dark wood panelling, shelves and flooring. A cream rug with a graphic, dotted border almost fills the floor. The far wall is painted a deep blue with a repeating Glasgow-Style geometric floral motif. There is a long, bare dark wood table and 2 exceptionally tall, sculptural chairs in the same wood. The ceiling is vaulted and painted white. The ceiling lights, painted wall panels and a brassy moulding add further detail.

  • Detail of Charles Rennie Mackintosh motif of 2 red roses and 2 white doves placed symetrically

  • View of the Music Room in the House for an Art Lover, with art-nouveau chairs, chandeliers and piano, with Charles Rennie Mackintosh motifs

  • View of the Music Room in the House for an Art Lover, with art-nouveau chairs and chandeliers, with Charles Rennie Mackintosh motifs

  • An external view of Glasgow's House for An Art Lover, a Charles Rennie Mackintosh building with 3 storeys, white rendering, blonde sandstone art-nouveau carved details and a shallow, dark peaked roof. A large balcony stretches out of the first floor into a manicured garden, there is a lawn and a wide flower bed between the viewer and the building. People sit on the terrace and mill around a french window entrance in the ground floor. Jelly mould shaped sculptures in bright colours, dot the lawn.