Three Pools is a 141-acre farm located in the foothills of the Black Mountains

A bride and groom walking in a field in front of two barns

Three Pools, NP7 8NL
01873 821 517 | www.threepools.co.uk


Three Pools is a 141-acre farm located in the foothills of the Black Mountains. Made up of a mixture of pasture and woodland, the property provides a picturesque location for retreats and events.

Inspired by permaculture design, the farming system used at Three Pools is being converted to balance high-quality food production with a beautiful landscape in harmony with nature.

There’s a Georgian farmhouse on-site, Medieval stone barns, diverse woodland, pasture meadows, tranquil pools, and hilltop views, meaning there are plenty of places both inside and outside to explore and take those all-important photographs.

Celebrate in style
The venue can accommodate small to medium-scale events of 60 to 250 people, large enough to create a party atmosphere but still intimate enough to feel relaxed and cosy.

Three Pools has a fully licensed bar, and the wedding team will assist with the planning, setting up, licensing and packing down of events, so you can relax knowing everything is taken care of.

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There are 15 glamping tents nestled in a wooded corner of the farm, with bespoke compost toilets and hot showers. The bell tents can also be hired for individual guests.

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