Dunster Tithe Barn might be ancient but it boasts all mod-cons! This vast structure with huge oak doors benefits from heated wooden and stone floors, a fully-equipped commercial kitchen, and a centrally-located bar. The venue's linhay and extensive walled gardens are ideal for champagne, canapés and garden games, and are adjoined by the bower, well and dovecote. The folly Conygar Tower and Castle loom large, and to the north are extensive views across the Bristol Channel with nostalgic sounds of the steam railway to be heard from just a short distance away.
THE “I DOS”
The fully-beamed Medieval Main Hall with impressive oak doors and minstrels gallery hosts ceremonies for 120 guests. Alternatively, for more intimate “I dos,” the Club/Meeting Room can host 60. It's more modern and carpeted, but is still beamed with newer timbers.
THE CELEBRATIONS
Receptions too are hosted in the Main Hall and Club/Meeting Room. Maximum dining capacity for the venue is 120 and 250 for an evening reception throughout.
DUNSTER TITHE BARN
07983 822 683 | www.dunstertithebarn.org.uk
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