The Barn At Drovers is a 16th-century venue situated on a working organic farm

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THE BARN AT DROVERS, HR3 6AG
07748 146 862 | www.droversrest.co.uk

The Barn At Drovers is a stunning 16th-century venue situated on a working organic farm. The farm’s food is sourced directly from the fields and foraged from the hedgerows and there are stunning courtyards and gardens with 150 acres for couples to explore.

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The venue is made up of two barns, the Rustic Barn has a wagon wheel and wooden ladders suspended by steel beams, old potato box slats for the walls and plenty of straw bales. While the Industrial Chic Barn has wooden beams, a corrugated ceiling and wonderful old olive buckets as lighting suspended from the beams.

Al fresco celebrations are held in the field or charming woodland.

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All the venue’s food is cooked on open fires, and there are lots of outdoor spaces for summer weddings.

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