Conferences and more at Langley
Total convenience, easy onsite parking and complete privacy
in a landmark location
If you’re after a location that is memorable for all the right reasons, Langley has a business package for you!
Conferences
For inspiring corporate and business events, conferences, meetings or team-building sessions, you can enjoy discussing business outside the traditional four walls at Langley. You can book the entire Langley Estate for complete privacy or let the charm of the historic 80-seat 1873 Lauriston Chapel bring a fresh spirit to your meetings!
Escape the usual grind, give yourself and your team time to think, and let the ‘Langley Magic’ take your business to a new place.
Please contact Simone for further details. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
Filming and Photoshoots
Langley Estate also provides a spectacular and versatile location for filming and photoshoots.
Whether you’re looking for that iconic Australian heritage photoshoot either inside the grand 1904 Langley Hall mansion or the charming 1873 Lauriston Chapel, or outside in a stunning and memorable garden location with spectacular backdrops, let Langley inspire you.
The 1904 Langley Hall mansion itself boasts magnificent stained glass windows featuring Australian flora and fauna, expansive verandahs with decorative timber fretwork, gargoyled gables, ornate pressed tin ceilings and exquisitely carved mantelpieces. All those features lend grandeur and elegance to the opulent furnishings, fine antiques and abundance of original artwork set within generously proportioned living, dining and resting spaces.
Restored in 2010, with 23 specialist trades working tirelessly for six months, Langley Hall is a picture-perfect example of an Australian stately home in Australia’s favourite Federation-era architectural style. It remains photogenically intact on its grand estate in beautiful gardens complete with fountains, sun-drenched courtyards and even a giant chess set!
The Estate is also home to Langley Manor: a Tudor-revival two-storey Manor House built in 1936 (the Foundation Stone was laid by the Premier of Victoria) and the 1873 Lauriston Chapel – welcoming, charming and character-filled.
The Lauriston Chapel was originally built as All Saints’ Church, Lauriston (near Kyneton) in 1873 and the historic ‘Carpenter Gothic’ timber building was deconsecrated and moved to Langley to be used as a kindergarten in 1932.
Please contact Simone for further details. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
