THE CROSS BARN, ODIHAM

the finest historic community hall in Hampshire

In June 2003, the Cross Barn, a spectacular 16th Century building in the centre of Odiham was taken over from Hart District Council by a Management Committee of local residents for use as a village and community centre. The Cross Barn is one of the earliest agricultural buildings built of brick in Hampshire and further information about it can be found by visiting the History link in the menu on the left.

Expertly converted in 1997, its size and position in the centre of the village make it an ideal venue with a difference for meetings, exhibitions, lectures, classes, private functions, celebrations and children's parties. There is a well equipped kitchen.

The barn will accommodate a maximum of 150 people sitting and standing or 120 seated theatre-style. However, if a projector is in use this number reduces to 100. Seated at tables, the recommended maximum is 80. In all situations organisers must ensure good access to fire exits.

A key is available for collection from the George Hotel in the High Street, immediately prior to hiring. This should be returned immediately at the end of the hiring period.

More information about the facilities available and hire charges can be found by clicking on the various links in the menu on the left.

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