Oxleaze is a family-run farm nestled in the heart of the Cotswold countryside. Dating back to the 1700s, the farm is managed organically, using regenerative methods that protect the rich biodiversity of the landscape ensuring its beauty for generations to come. At Oxleaze, both nature and productivity thrive together while offering the perfect backdrop for weddings, parties and corporate events.

Weddings

The farm and beautifully restored barn offer a stunningly tranquil setting for barn weddings in the Cotswolds. Oxleaze is located between the quintessential Cotswold villages of Eastleach, Filkins and Southrop. It is 1.5hr from London and easily accessible from Oxford, Swindon and Cheltenham.

Parties

Come twilight, the Milling Barn transforms into a vibrant party space. With your choice of a live band or DJ, you and your guests can dance the night away. Pretty festoons light the courtyard, adding more magic to the evening. Watch your guests enjoy toasting marshmallows over the open firepit while feasting on late-night snacks and sipping cocktails.

Get in touch with our team for private party rates.

Corporate Events

Oxleaze offers the perfect space for your corporate gathering with different locations for conferences, presentations, break-outs, dining and relaxation. AV and sound equipment has been sympathetically installed to provide all the necessary facilities without compromising the rustic charm of Oxleaze and comfort of guests.

Oxleaze has been organic since the late 90s, all our energy is generated onsite via biomass and solar. Events at Oxleaze Barn are a direct contribution to the sustainable farming model we promote to allow us to maintain our conservation projects and continually improve biodiversity and soil health.

Get in touch for corporate event rates.

Farm

Oxleaze Estate sits in the rolling landscape of the Cotswolds and is a fully working organic family farm. With buildings dating back to the 1700’s the farm is steeped in history. Today many businesses thrive within the farm parameters, fed off the power of the land.