2140 Old Mill Road, Hollis Falls, NY
(845) 555-0186
Forty acres on the east bank of the Hudson, two hours north of Manhattan. Six places to gather, all within a five minute walk, and all of them yours on the day.
A level lawn between two rows of lindens planted in 1893, facing the barn. Chairs, arbor and aisle setup are included.
The lindens were planted in 1893 by Eliza Hale, who wanted a shaded walk from the house to the barn. Today the allée is the aisle: two rows of trees, a level lawn and the barn behind your officiant.
Built in 1894 from stone cleared off our own fields. Oak beams, heated floors for spring and autumn, a built-in bar and two pairs of doors that open onto the lawn. The dance floor is already there.
Our old kitchen garden, still growing herbs for the kitchen. Brick walls hold the warmth into the evening, which makes it the favorite spot for cocktails, lawn games and a string trio.
A 1902 conservatory we restored pane by pane in 2019. It seats sixty at one long table, which makes it our most asked-for space for rehearsal dinners and small winter weddings.
The 1850s farmhouse sleeps eighteen across eight bedrooms. It is your getting-ready space in the morning and the place your people come home to after the sparklers.
The practical side, answered before you ask.
Each outdoor space has an indoor twin. We decide together at noon on the day, and our team turns the room around in under an hour.
Paved paths to every space, step-free entrances to the barn and the glasshouse, and accessible restrooms in both.
Parking for 120 cars by the pond. We can arrange shuttles from the inns in Hollis Falls and from Hudson station.
Live bands and DJs are welcome. Amplified music ends at 11 pm, followed by a sparkler send-off on the lawn.
Choose any licensed planner, florist, photographer and band. Catering comes from our kitchen, which knows the estate best.
From the first tour to the last song, one person from our team plans and runs the day with you.
Tours run Thursday to Sunday, 10 am to 4 pm. Bring the people whose opinion matters, wear flat shoes and plan on an hour.