About
Built in the 14th century and later extended by architect James Wyatt, Duke's Yard contains some of Ashridge's most storied buildings, shaped over the centuries by monks, monarchs and the Earls of Bridgewater. The Barn is one of the oldest buildings on the estate, its original wooden beams still visible above the dance floor today.
The Glasshouse
The Grade II* listed Glasshouse began life as a Victorian-era fernery, designed in the 1860s, and its light-filled interior has since been transformed into a serene setting for ceremonies. Outside, the landscaped Duke's Yard courtyard and Monks Garden offer a beautiful backdrop for drinks and photographs, whatever the season.
Set within the wider Ashridge estate near Berkhamsted, Duke's Yard is surrounded by parkland and ancient woodland, with easy access from London and the wider Home Counties. Guest bedrooms within the surrounding grounds make it simple for couples and their guests to turn the occasion into a full weekend celebration.