ABOUT NONSUCH MANSION
Those wishing to find out more about daily life at the mansion can visit the Service Wing Museum to see working dairy, larders, sculleries and laundries run by The Friends of Nonsuch.
Six generations of the Farmer family lived here each leaving their own unique mark on the park and mansion before both came into public hands in the 1930’s and became, amoungst other things, a venue for hire and a space in which to celebrate.
In 2009, after a well documented period of closure, London caterers Bovingdons were appointed by the Joint Management Committee and Epsom and Ewell Borough Council to take over the contract for the event spaces and bring the mansion back to life.
Following careful refurbishment, the venue now enjoys a modern look that accentuates its Georgian period features as well as incorporating a few subtle contemporary twists.
As it enters a new chapter in its long history, Nonsuch Mansion continues to hold a cherished place in the heart, memory and daily life of the whole community.
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