The English Barn combines a castle feel with southern charm to create an unforgettable event space. As one of Kansas City's newest wedding venues, The English Barn was thoughtfully designed to provide a unique backdrop for unforgettable celebrations. Surrounding the venue is breathtaking landscaping that provides the perfect backdrop to your wedding and outdoor photos. Nowhere in the city would you find this picturesque countryside, complete with flower gardens, a stunning waterfall, wine vineyard, fruit orchard and so much more… Located just 17 minutes south of Overland Park, Kansas, and 35 minutes from downtown Kansas City, The English Barn is nestled on 20 acres with old world elegance and picturesque charm that simply cannot be found in the heart of a city. To schedule a tour and more information visit our website.

We’re a modern yet rustic barn-style venue located just 30 minutes South of Kansas City yet out in a secluded country setting off black top roads. Rolling hills of beautiful landscape with a secluded ceremony sight that’s a must see. We uphold the philosophy that every detail contributes to crafting an extraordinary and unforgettable experience for your special day. From the instant you set foot on our property, you'll be captivated by the breathtaking natural beauty that envelops the landscape, complemented by the meticulous attention to detail woven into every facet of our venue. Designed with both versatility and style in mind, our event space stands ready to host your social gathering, providing an atmosphere that is as dynamic as it is stylish. Your journey with us begins with a commitment to excellence in both aesthetics and functionality, ensuring your special day is nothing short of extraordinary.

​Our names are Craig and Nancy Rogge, and we have lived on and owned this property for over 34 years. We have raised two children here and have used our barns and property all these years to raise horses, cows, chickens, ducks, rabbits, cats, and dogs. We have 30+ years of wonderful memories and stories on our little piece of paradise! ​Our barns were built in 1944 by a previous owner, Walter Kurzweil, who our street is named after and who used the property and barns for a dairy farm. Walter Kurzweil had deep ties to the Raymore community as well as had family connections to the Maxine Dean family (Walter was her Uncle), another prominent Raymore name. ​ If you go back even further, our property was granted to a young man in 1857 as part of the “ScripWarrant Act of 1847.” At that time, public land was gifted through this Act to military personnel for their service in the Mexican-American War.