The barn at Hobbit Hill is a rustic oak-beamed building with bi-folding glass doors

Couple kissing in the grounds of Hobbit Hill
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The barn at Hobbit Hill is a rustic oak-beamed building with bi-folding glass doors that span the entire front of the barn, giving couples unbroken panoramic views of the Ribble Valley. The in-keeping natural wood of the barn’s exterior perfectly suits its woodland surroundings and looks wonderful in photographs.

Surrounded by woodland and large grassed areas, perfectly suited for garden games, the outdoors at Hobbit Hill is the prime location for outdoor drinks receptions. The Indian flagged terrace has plenty of seating to toast the newlyweds whilst enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

The accommodation at Hobbit Hill comprises of a luxury bridal suite which is nestled between The Round Wood and the forest behind Hobbit Hill, with its own driveway and parking. This pretty, bespoke lodge is a peaceful retreat for the newlyweds.

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The fairytale Round Wood is the perfect space for outdoor ceremonies. With its rustic oak pergola, tree trunk benches and festoon lighting, it’s a truly magical space to tie the knot.

With the same spectacular views across the Ribble Valley, the Ceremony Room is an equally stunning space to exchange vows. Both spaces have seating for up to 120 guests.

The Main Barn has seating for 130 loved ones for the wedding breakfast and 180 for the evening reception.

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Couples will have access to the venue the day before the wedding, so they can add special touches and bring their ideas to life.

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