Get married at the charming Hyde Bank Farm

Exterior of Hyde Bank Farm

HYDE BANK FARM, SK6 4DX
01614 303 582 | www.hydebankfarm.co.uk

Hyde Bank Farm is a Grade II listed barn that’s been lovingly converted and furnished to a high standard. Overflowing with character, the property has oak beams, stone walls and beautiful grounds for guests to explore.

Dating back to 1655, this historic property was once home to Ann Hyde who married James II. It was used for horse-drawn carts to unload hay and corn sheaves, and in 1990, the present owners updated and converted it into the current premises.

Celebrate in style
Weddings take place in the Ann Hyde Suite. This first-floor space has heaps of character, with oak beams, stone walls and lots of natural light, it’s capable of holding 110 friends and family for the ceremony.

Interior of Hyde Bank Farm

Once the service is complete, guests can make their way into the gardens to enjoy a glass of bubbly and relax while the photographs are being taken.

Receptions are held in the new lounges, where loved ones can relax with a private bar and built-in dancefloor. Boasting feature windows and lots of natural light, this area can hold 150 nearest and dearest.

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Every wedding booked at Hyde Bank Farm will receive advice from the on-site wedding coordinator who will ensure every detail is planned to perfection.

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