The ground-level sanctuary is flooded with natural light from its nine twenty-foot tracery windows, two of which feature original stained glass from 1851. The sanctuary's expansive floor plan includes its original wide plank pine flooring with rebuilt pine pews. The thirty-seven-foot cathedral ceilings feature their original shiplap finish, and the sanctuary also features one of the last remaining hand-pumped historic organs in existence — the perfect wedding processional.

Follow the copper spiral staircase to an original early 19th-century full-length Louis Phillipe mercury glass mirror adjacent to a fully stocked kitchenette. Surrounded by glass, climb the steps inside the fully-encased native bluestone washroom. Take refuge in the luxurious concrete soaking tub for two or enjoy an open rain shower from the free-floating hammered brass shower head. Get wrapped up in our signature robes and curl into bed with hand-block-printed natural linens. This is the perfect space to get ready before the ceremony and the ideal place to fall asleep after the reception.

Over 1,000 square feet, the stone patio boasts pastoral views. Perfect for cocktail hour, a smaller reception, or the bar and dance floor!

Adjacent to The Stone Patio, The North Lawn is the perfect spot for the main dining tent.