Christmas Party Venues in Jerrara

What to Know Before Booking Christmas Party Venues

Company groups that want their end-of-year celebration well away from the office can take over Greyleigh, a 200-acre former dairy farm at 165-177 Long Brush Rd, Jerrara. Each booking is exclusive, so the grounds, event spaces and homes belong to one team for the day.

For a Christmas party, that means a long lunch or dinner can be combined with the activities the estate runs for corporate groups.

Team extras on offer:

Farm tours: a look around the working property.
Woodfire pizza sessions: a hands-on cooking break.
Cocktail masterclasses: a lesson before the party proper.
Spa treatments: a quieter option for some of the group.
Yoga: a slower-paced session for the group.

The events team quotes each booking around guest numbers, dates and accommodation, so bring a rough head count and preferred late November or December dates to the first conversation.

Up to 200 seated: The Gables, the restored dairy shed, with a fitted bar and dance floor.
Up to 250 outdoors: The Lawn beside the large fig tree, with marquee options.
Mid-sized teams: The Orchard or The Secret Garden, each for 150.
Smaller teams: The Gazebo takes up to 40.

On the table at Greyleigh

In-house only: external caterers are not permitted.
Local produce: menus draw on estate-grown and local ingredients.
Format: a shared feast, an alternate plated dinner or cocktail style.
Drinks: beverage packages arranged through the estate's drinks partner.

Venues for Christmas Parties: Your Questions Answered

Can Greyleigh host a company Christmas retreat with accommodation?

Yes. The Homestead and Guest House sleep up to 18 between them, so part of the team can stay on after the party.

What activities can a work team add?

Corporate groups can add farm tours, woodfire pizza sessions, cocktail masterclasses, spa treatments or yoga.

Will another group be on the estate during our party?

No. Every booking takes the whole estate exclusively.

How is the Christmas menu served?

Greyleigh's kitchen serves a shared feast, an alternate plated dinner or cocktail-style food, built around estate-grown and local produce.