The main roomThe Barn
Seventeenth-century stone, a new oak roof, a stage at the far end and doors onto the Courtyard. Long tables for 180, rounds for 150, a ceremony for 200, a party for 240.
- 180seated
- 240standing
- 200ceremony
The tour
Six stops from the gateway to the Meadow, in the order a wedding day moves through them. The 3D scan embeds below when it is done; a viewing with Ceri is the real thing.
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The six stops
Where guests arrive: the cobbles, the drinks cart, the fire pit and the big oak doors into the Barn.
The main room from the doors, down the long tables to the stage. Turn round for the view back to the Courtyard.
The ceremony room: the arched windows, the wood-burner, and the walk from the doors to the arch.
The fire, the bar, the forty seats, and the hatch through to the kitchen.
The bridal suite with the bath, a twin room, and the walk across the Courtyard at night.
The lawn to the valley edge, the tipi pitch, and the view the speeches are given against.
In pictures
The main roomSeventeenth-century stone, a new oak roof, a stage at the far end and doors onto the Courtyard. Long tables for 180, rounds for 150, a ceremony for 200, a party for 240.
The ceremony roomArched windows over the valley, a wood-burner, and a licence for 120. The ceremony room for most weddings, a breakout for away-days, the feast room for a small wedding.
Drinks and the fire pitCobbles, stone walls on three sides, bunting, the drinks cart and the fire pit. Standing 200 in summer; a sailcloth canopy seats 90 if the forecast turns.
The lawn and the tipiAn acre of lawn running to the valley view. Lawn games, hay bales, the ceremony outdoors if licensed by the weather, and the sailcloth tipi from May to September for 150 seated or 250 standing.
Twelve bedroomsTwelve rooms across the Courtyard, sleeping 26: four doubles, six twin-or-double, two family rooms. The bridal suite has the bath. Breakfast in the Snug.
Food, and the morning afterA professional kitchen with Tomos and four cooks, built in 2017 and open to the Barn through a hatch. The Snug beside it has the fire, the bar and forty seats, and is where breakfast happens.

The viewing
Tuesday to Saturday, by appointment, and we ask for your likely ceremony time so you see the light you will get rather than the light that happens to be there at eleven on a Tuesday. Bring whoever you like. We walk the six stops, sit in the Snug with coffee and welsh cakes from the kitchen, and go through the package and the numbers honestly. If the date is already gone we say so before you drive here.
The enquiry form has a date picker and takes two minutes; Ceri replies within the working day with a viewing if the date is free and two honest alternatives if it is not. Viewings are an hour, Tuesday to Saturday, at the time of day your ceremony would be.