Explore all the beautiful heritage spaces available when you book your wedding at Duke's Yard.
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This Grade II* listed building was designed by Mathew Digby Wyatt in 1864. Originally called the Fernery, it was dedicated to growing ferns which were very fashionable in the Victorian era.
Flooded with light and lush green tones, this unique space is perfect for tasteful gatherings seating 60 people or 100 for a ceremony.
This artists rendering represents the careful restoration of The Coachhouse, inspired by early drawings of the original oak trusses and smoked oak panelling, creates a generous and rich setting to house special events up to 180 people within Duke's Yard.
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One of the oldest buildings on the Ashridge estate, The Barn has been newly refurbished to preserve its 14th century heritage whilst adding modern comforts, it offers a beautiful backdrop for up to 180 dancing guests.
A unique space set in the stables where 'Duke' the Earl of Bridgewater’s beloved horse used to reside. Carefully re-imagined using natural materials inspired by the heritage of the working estate of Ashridge House. This intimate space can cater up to 30 people dining and 50 for a reception.
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The Duke's Yard project will feature a landscaped square which leads to The Barn, The Coachhouse and The Stables. It's perfect for enjoying our outdoor dining menus, options ranging from wood‑fired pizza to big BBQ feasts.
The garden seen today sits just between The Glasshouse and The Barn and was developed in the mid-19th century. It displays an armorial design representing the four families that have been associated with Ashridge. The space is great for a drinks reception.
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Built in the 14th century and later extended by architect James Wyatt, Duke's Yard contains Ashridge’s most storied buildings. Carefully restored to preserve their charm while adding modern comforts, they offer a romantic, character-rich backdrop that blend centuries of heritage with thoughtful, contemporary updates.
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