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Heritage Estate & Events Website — Kent, UK
Boldshaves is a characterful heritage estate nestled on the edge of the Weald of Kent, offering stays, seasonal events, venue hire, and the annual Wealden Festival. The website was built to reflect the estate's warm, storytelling personality — connecting visitors with its gardens, barn events, and cultural gatherings in an authentic and inviting way.
Built on WordPress, the site features a clean editorial design with a strong focus on atmosphere and content. Key sections include Stay & Explore, Wealden Festival, Barn Hire, a seasonal events calendar, and a Journal — all designed to guide different types of visitors through a tailored experience.
The design balances rustic charm with modern usability, creating a digital presence that feels as welcoming as the estate itself.
Tech Stack:
- WordPress
- Custom Theme
- HTML/CSS
- Advance Custom Field
- Custom plugins to book events.
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