New wedding space at Yorkshire venue Spicer Manor

Yorkshire exclusive use wedding venue Spicer Manor with field and sheep

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In addition to the already incredible offering at Sheffield wedding venue Spicer Manor, the venue is delighted to announce that the neighbouring Coach House is nearly complete.

This versatile wedding space combines the modern-farmhouse style of the main house with the space for up to 160 guests to celebrate weddings with the breathtaking Yorkshire countryside as a backdrop. The Coach House will boast excellent facilities such as underfloor heating, rustic wooden panelling and stunning lighting.

Spicer Manor is just next door to provide a peaceful haven with its two hot tubs, state-of-the-art facilities and cinema room. It also sleeps up to 34 guests.

Visit www.spicermanor.co.uk

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