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Boost productivity with Corporate at Crumplebury

Crumplebury, a leading provider of innovative event and hospitality solutions, offers businesses a unique and inspiring setting that fosters productivity, boosts morale and promotes effective team building.

Recent studies have shown that getting out of the office and into a fresh, vibrant space can have a profound impact on employee productivity. According to research, being among nature helps to combat stress by lowering cortisol levels, reducing inflammation, blood pressure and heart rate, while also improving concentration. With Crumplebury’s corporate hire options, businesses can access a range of carefully curated spaces designed to fuel creativity and drive results.

One of the key benefits of corporate hire at Crumplebury is the positive impact it has on employee morale. Breaking away from the monotony of the office and immersing teams in a picturesque countryside setting creates a sense of excitement and rejuvenation. This change of scenery allows employees to escape the daily grind and approach tasks with a fresh perspective. Studies have shown that improved morale directly translates into increased motivation, leading to higher-quality work and greater job satisfaction.

Team building is another crucial aspect of corporate success and Crumplebury recognises its significance. Engaging employees in team-building activities outside the office environment enhances collaboration and communication among team members. Follow the winding Sapey Brook down into the valley and discover the farm Landy parked next to the water with Whitbourne sausages sizzling and delicious homemade Bloody Marys at the ready. Gather under the Crumplebury Cedar Tree for a fierce competition of rounders.

Joe Evans, founder of Crumplebury said: “At Crumplebury, we understand that a change of scenery can do wonders for business performance. Our carefully crafted spaces provide an inspiring backdrop for productivity. We are excited to offer businesses an opportunity to unlock their full potential in a unique and invigorating environment.”

Sustainability is at the heart of Crumplebury which is why they have introduced “The Crumplebury Carbon Canopy” a voluntary scheme that allows customers to offset the carbon emissions generated by their guests travelling to and from Crumplebury by planting trees in their forest.
Additionally, Crumplebury’s experienced event planners are on hand to assist with every detail, ensuring a seamless and memorable corporate experience.

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Crumplebury, is a state-of-the-art private, corporate and weddings events venue with two farm-to-fork restaurants and eleven bedrooms on the Whitbourne Estate. Home to the Evans family since the 1860s, it incorporates the critically-acclaimed, fine-dining Chef’s Table in Green Cow Kitchens, which serves seasonal menus using the very best produce foraged and grown on the estate. Eleven individually designed bedrooms, all named after the farms and coppices on the estate, feature stone and copper roll-top baths and breathtaking views. Crumplebury’s flexible entertaining spaces include The Grand Hall, which can seat 200 banquet-style, The Art Gallery, with an auditorium capacity of 120, The Atrium, The Drinking Trough bar and The Snug. The 1,500-acre estate is farmed organically with a historic flock of Lleyn sheep, Shorthorn, Hereford and Saler cattle and Tamworth and Gloucester Old Spot pigs. It’s also home to an established game shoot. Fruit and vegetables come from the Kitchen Garden. The chefs forage the woodlands and hedgerows for other culinary treasures. Off-grid for water, with a biomass boiler fed with waste wood from the forestry operation and four EV charging points in the car park, Crumplebury’s aim is to install solar panels and other sustainable energy systems over the coming months. Crumplebury is a family affair. Owned by husband and wife Joe and Keeley Evans, original artwork is by Joe’s artist father, Bill, and sister, Megan, and the oak tables were built by the couple’s brother-in-law. Uncle Chris fishes the Sapey Brook for brown trout.

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