Seed Farmhouse is a beautiful and historic 15th-century barn wedding venue in Hereford, Herefordshire. It has been newly renovated and is ideal for your wedding celebration.

The Barn

This stunning Grade II-listed barn is surrounded by tranquil rural farmland, punctuated by historic farmsteads and woodlands.

The barn is timber-framed and has survived since the 17th century with intricate, original, riven oak or chestnut wattle infill panels. The layout consists of four bays, initially used for stabling and thrashing. These bays provide natural separation within the barn's interior, allowing enough space to comfortably fit 85 people for a seated event, with additional space for dancing, entertainment, and catering facilities.

The spacious layout and arrangement of the barn reflect the agricultural and functional requirements of its time. With its beautiful exposed beams and weatherboarding, which allow sunlight to filter through the walls, the barn is the perfect rustic and romantic venue for a wedding.

The Farmhouse

The barn is situated amongst Seed Farm, adjacent to Seed Farmhous, a 15th-century moated house set in a secluded spot by the Malvern Hills on the border of Herefordshire, Worcester and Gloucestershire. On three sides, the house is surrounded by a Medieval defensive moat, filled in Summer with lilies, mallards, irises, and its other inhabitants. The farmhouse sleeps ten people in its spacious five bedrooms, surrounded by lush gardens and beautiful scenery. The farmhouse is available to accommodate up to ten wedding guests, alongside the barn as the reception venue.

Over the years, the owners have gone to great lengths to preserve and enhance the character of the property. The spacious rooms are well proportioned throughout and benefit from large windows affording much natural light. Mainly constructed of traditional local stone, the farmhouse has many period features, including exposed beams, stone floors, and grand, open fireplaces. Many of the rooms benefit from views over the moat and backdrop of the countryside beyond.

Bedrooms:

The master bedroom suite comprises a large dressing area, bedroom and ensuite bathroom. The first floor has four further double bedrooms and two family bathrooms.

Reception and other rooms:

The farmhouse is entered through a traditional covered porch into a charming entrance hall. The large, open dining room features a fantastic 15th-century fireplace and leads to a homely, countryside kitchen/breakfast room and Aga. The entrance hall also leads to the sitting room and the impressive drawing room with an open fireplace. The farmhouse also has a study and a second designated desk/workspace in the kitchen.