TD11 3LT, United Kingdom - H-I0408
Wedderburn Castle and Barns
150 maximum
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Wedderburn Castle and Barns is located in the scenic Scottish countryside near Duns, Scotland. The venue combines the historic charm of an 18th-century castle designed by Robert Adam with the rustic character of stylish barns set around two courtyards. The estate offers views of rolling hills, mountains, landscaped grounds, meadows, forests, and parkland, creating a tranquil rural setting.
The castle itself features elegant reception rooms including a romantic ballroom, an elegant dining room, and a notable horseshoe staircase. Original architectural details such as a chimneypiece by Piranese and Chippendale furniture are complemented by modern bathrooms with luxurious fittings. The barns provide a versatile, informal space with stone walls and glazed arches, suitable for ceremonies and receptions of up to 150 guests.
Wedderburn Castle and Barns has been owned by the Home family since the 15th century, with current owners actively involved in event planning. The venue offers a blend of historic ambiance and modern amenities, including onsite accommodations in the castle and estate cottages, allowing for extended stays. The grounds are notable for wildlife and seasonal natural beauty, such as springtime cherry blossoms and apple trees.
The features
Reception venue
The spaces (1)
Maximum capacities per room configuration
Classroom
Theater
150 pers.
Banquet
U-Shape
Cabaret
Boardroom
Cocktail
150 pers.
Access
Wedderburn Castle and Barns is situated in the countryside near the town of Duns in Scotland. The location offers a peaceful rural environment surrounded by expansive parkland and scenic views of the Cheviot hills. The venue is accessible by road, with ample onsite parking available for guests.
The nearest major transport hubs include airports and train stations serving the Scottish Borders region, though specific details on shuttle or public transport services are not provided. The estate’s rural setting provides a quiet retreat away from urban centers while remaining reachable for regional visitors.
The work equipment
Disabled access
Parking
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