Malt House Barn is a purpose-built converted barn

Malt House Barn exterior
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MALT HOUSE BARN, SY4 3AP
07493 746 207 | www.malthousebarn.co.uk


Malt House Barn is a purpose-built converted barn set in beautifully landscaped gardens overlooking the Shropshire countryside. Offering views of the iconic Wrekin, the property has two tiers of perfectly manicured lawns, a sweeping path up to a arbour seat and a large wooden gazebo perfect for outdoor ceremonies.

The interior is an elegant and versatile space that’s wide and spacious, with ample room for a circular or trestle-style set up. There’s also on-site accommodation with disabled access, modern toilet facilities, a kitchen with catering fridges and a bar area.

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The Ceremony Room is light and spacious with large glass doors and windows that overlook the Shropshire countryside with room for 100 seated guests. Couples will love walking through the double-arched oak doors and taking in the wonderful sights.

Alternatively, the Outdoor Gazebo is a wooden structure set within the landscaped gardens that can accommodate 150 friends and family.

Evening celebrations take place in the Reception Room with up to 150 loved ones. This large open plan area is equipped with a stage and state- of-the-art PA sound system and has a bar area that can be used with no corkage fees.

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Couples will receive two nights free accommodation in the bridal suite.

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