The Islands largest arts & crafts centre…
Nestled in the beautiful countryside in the heart of the Isle of Wight, Arreton Barns is home to a vast array of arts and crafts studios, showcasing some of the best local artisans and craftspeople.
Open 7 days a week, browse our shops to find interesting and unique gifts to take home; visit our pub, The Dairyman’s Daughter for home cooked food and plenty of fine wines and real ales; or take a stroll around our stunning grounds, complete with a well-stocked farm shop, a medieval fish pond, village green and a 12th century church.
With ample, free parking, visit us at Arreton Barns today.
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Get your home ready for Christmas It’s almost that time of year when we dust off the box of Christmas decorations and get our homes dressed for the festive season. Nothing beats a family night in setting up the Christmas tree with all your favourite ornaments. Here at Arreton Barns we have a magical selection … Continue reading "Get your home ready for Christmas"
2019 Christmas shopping at The Corn Exchange Escape the high street this festive season and embark on your 2019 Christmas shop here at Arreton Barns. Browse The Corn Exchange and find a treasure trove of goodies at Sweet Memories sweet shop, visit the artisans for a huge variety of unique and one-off handcrafted gifts including … Continue reading "2019 Christmas shopping at The Corn Exchange"
November 2019 at Arreton Barns What's on at The Dairyman’s Daughter this month? The team at The Dairyman’s Daughter look forward to welcoming you this November. Cosy up by the fire and enjoy a delicious home-cooked meal. As well as the usual delicious menu and specials board there is also a great line-up of live … Continue reading "November 2019 at Arreton Barns"
(Please note that on the weekend of The Sweetcorn Fayre in September there is an entry charge for this charity event)
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“Twice in a week! “ 16 September 2017 – A TripAdvisor Traveller Read 583 reviews of The Dairyman’s Daughter
