North Yorkshire wedding venue's new accommodation

shepherd hut on grass surrounded by trees

Hornington Manor, a North Yorkshire wedding venue, has welcomed eight themed Shepherd Huts to add to its accommodation offering.

Perfect for big-day guests, or newlyweds post-vows looking for a staycation retreat, each hut takes inspiration from Yorkshire and beyond with themes ranging from Arabia to the 1940s. The huts offer escapism toguests by portraying exciting new locations and eras.

The first hut, The Fenton, takes its name from an aerodrome just outside of Hornington, which served as a frontline fighter station in the 1940s. This hut is embellished with memorabilia of wartime Britain, including artwork of the country's finest planes; while The Egyptologist hut is inspired by Yorkshireman and writer George Sandys, one of the first to suggest that the pyramids may be great tombs. The hut is influenced by treasures and artefacts found in the country. These are just two of the inspiring themes that guests can enjoy.

Each bespoke hut can sleep two people in a luxury king-size Harrison Spinks bed, and comes complete with a television, kitchenette, wifi, an en suite with shower and breathtaking views.

Visit horningtonmanor.co.uk

interior of huts with leather sofa and kitchenette Credit: Arts and Crafts
folksy art on walls Credit: Arts and Crafts
Interior of hut with leather sofa and brightly painted kitchen suite Credit: The Storyteller
Bedroom at night with turkish lamp and large bed Credit: The Storyteller
inside hut leather sofa green kitchen black and white images Credit: Amy Johnson
Bed headboard black and white pictures Credit: Amy Johnson
inside hut leather sofa wooden kitchen with game of thrones style decor Credit: The White Princess
wooden blue headboard Credit: The White Princess
inside shepherd hut which has a leather sofa and brightly coloured folk-style kitchen cupboards and a large bed Credit: Folklore
headboard with coloured folksy scene painted on Credit: Folklore
Inside shepherd hut which has a leather sofa and is themed with aeroplane decor Credit: The Fenton
wooden shepherd hut on the grass with trees in the background Credit: The Fenton
inside shepherd hut which has a leather sofa, wooden kitchenette, and Egyptians inspire decor Credit: The Egyptologist
headboard with hieroglyphs etched in to it Credit: The Egyptologist
kitchenette inside shepherds hut with drawn images on the cupboard Credit: The Studio
bedroom with coloured curtains closed and lamps lite and bed in the centre Credit: The Studio

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