The barn

An 18th-Century Cotswolds Barn with romance built in

THE HISTORY

Grade II listed and many stories to tell

Lapstone Barn was a working farm until the 1980s, with hay barns at the rear and a sea of land around her. During the Second World War, Margaret Calkin James (a famous painter best known for her poster designs for London Underground and London Transport) lived and worked at Lapstone Farm. In the mid-90s planning permission was granted for conversion into furniture workshops. It was at this point, that the hay barns were extended to create the beautiful barn we have today for Cotswolds weddings.

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THE GROUNDS

Cotswolds as far as the eye can see

Step outside and into our carefully landscaped grounds. Perfect for garden games if you’re having a spring or summer wedding. Or canapes and mulled wine for an autumn event. Beyond the lawns, the open countryside of the North Cotswolds stretches to the horizon bringing peace and privacy to your day. For extra intimacy, there’s our English courtyard garden with its gentle fountain, low hedges, and flowerbeds bursting with lavender and fragrant roses.

The dancefloor packed with wedding guests for the first dance. Image: David Hughes Photography

CORPORATE EVENTS AND PARTIES

The perfect space for business or pleasure

Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, such as a birthday or an anniversary, or you’re looking for the ideal spot for a corporate get-together, Lapstone Barn has all the right ingredients.

Our barn is always exclusively yours to style how you want – and we’re on hand to help you bring your ideas to life. We’ve two well-equipped, private spaces for you to use for meetings, exhibitions, conferences or parties: Stone Barn and Northwick Barn. And the surrounding grounds can play host to different sorts of team-building events or drinks receptions. Fancy taking a look yourself?

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