Wedding Venue
Our superb 17th Century, fully licensed function suite with traditional oak beams and stone walls create a fantastic atmosphere for your special occasion.
Our superb 17th Century, fully licensed function suite with traditional oak beams and stone walls create a fantastic atmosphere for your special occasion.
Our superb 17th Century, fully licensed function suite with traditional oak beams and stone walls create a fantastic atmosphere for your special occasion.
Our superb 17th Century, fully licensed function suite with traditional oak beams and stone walls create a fantastic atmosphere for your special occasion.
Our superb 17th Century, fully licensed function suite with traditional oak beams and stone walls create a fantastic atmosphere for your special occasion.
Our superb 17th Century, fully licensed function suite with traditional oak beams and stone walls create a fantastic atmosphere for your special occasion.
Saturday 16th February 2019 between 11.00am and 4pm
Come and see our beautiful venue dressed for a wedding.
No booking required. Contact Us for more information.
Here at Hyde Bank Farm we are very excited to announce that from April the 2017 our new extension to our wedding venue will be completed. We now have a new bar, lounge and function suite catering for 110 day guests and 150 night guests. Our new facilities will compliment the existing 17th century barn. One major spectacle will be a 9.6 metre feature window which over looks the stunning Goyt valley. The bride will have her own room for the day for her own personal use. We hope that future brides and grooms coming to view will be very impressed by the new facilities.
Hyde Bank Farm wedding venue set in the beautiful Cheshire countryside has been farmed by the Blackhurst family for over a Century.
The stone barn and grounds provides the perfect setting for a beautiful wedding. Our wedding suite has superb character and atmosphere, with oak beams, dance floor and private bar.
It is a grade two listed building because of its architectural and historical interest.
The building’s previous use was a barn, where horse-drawn carts would pull in to unload hay and corn sheaves into the lofts.
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