The estate · nine acres
One farm. Six
One farm. Six
quiet corners.
The estate is held for one wedding at a time. Below — the spaces we restored, replanted, and made our own over a decade. Walk them in any order.
The estate is held for one wedding at a time. Below — the spaces we restored, replanted, and made our own over a decade. Walk them in any order.
The original brick-red wooden barn has stood on this hill for a century. The hayloft above is now a soaring chapel: 100-year-old church pews line the aisle, handcrafted industrial chandeliers hang from the original beams, and the natural knotted wood, stonework and natural rock bar have never been painted over. We added light. We left everything else alone.
It is also your weather plan — built into every package. The barn seats up to 200, climate-controlled, and photographs beautifully from every angle. You will never need to worry about rain.
A decade of plantings curves from the barn to the pond. In summer the honeysuckle climbs the fences and you smell it before you see it; in fall the maples turn. The outdoor ceremony lawn and gazebo sit against an unobstructed Blue Ridge horizon — sun behind you, mountains behind your families.
The pond is fed by a small waterfall and ringed by lilies and weeping willows. Couples take their first-look photographs here — it's the spot we tour last, because it ends the loop quietly.
The bridal suite opens in the morning and is yours all day — natural light, full-length mirrors, room for the whole party and the hair-and-makeup team. Coffee, the dress, the quiet before.
The groom's hideaway has a separate entrance — no accidental first looks. A relaxed room to dress, pour a drink, and wait out the morning with the guys.
The estate's working past is still on the grounds — wooden stables, vintage tractors, and a vintage getaway car that finds its way into many of our favorite portraits. Props couples discover, not props we set.
Schedule a private walkthrough — bring questions, bring photos, bring your people. Plan an hour.
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