This old barn offers a wonderfully atmospheric, rustic setting for creative workshops, exhibitions, and fairs — where heritage and character provide a distinctive backdrop for contemporary gatherings.

This space is well suited to the following types of events:

-Craft Workshops
-Art exhibitions
-Community fairs

We can provide the following infrastructure and support:

☰ Event manager, facilitator, instructor, photographer
☰ Tables and chairs
☰ Refreshments

Built in 1904 as the original stud barn at Westerlands, this historic space sits close to the former stallion box and stands as a reminder of the estate’s distinguished equine heritage. Today, it honours Florence Nagle — the first woman to breed racehorses at Westerlands and a pioneering figure in British racing.

Named in her memory, Florence’s Barn celebrates both the legacy of thoroughbred excellence and the bold spirit of independence she embodied.