Three 19th-century houses on one block, two of them behind a single gate. Below is what each house can do, how groups have used it, and the house rules your plan needs to fit. Final numbers and layouts are confirmed on a walkthrough.
The spaces
The Avery
- Sleeps
- 20
- Seated dinner
- About 15–20 at one long table
- Double parlor Cocktails, toasts, a ceremony for close family
- Dining room Seated dinner; guests have hosted 15 with extra tables added
- Media room Kids’ room or a quiet lounge
- Front courtyard Guests have held a seated dinner here
- Two more courtyards Bar, lounge or catering staging
Layout idea: Cocktails in the double parlor, dinner in the dining room or the front courtyard, the bar set in a side courtyard so traffic keeps moving.
The Muses (Lyra + Luna)
- Sleeps
- 34
- Seated dinner
- 14 at Luna’s table; larger dinners on rented tables in the courtyards
- Two houses behind one gate Wedding party in one, family in the other
- Two pool courtyards Welcome party, cocktail hour, late-night
- Luna’s kitchen table Seats 14
- Lyra’s living room & kitchen Getting-ready suite, brunch
- Galleries and balconies Photos over the courtyard
Layout idea: Ceremony or toasts in a courtyard, the bar beside Luna’s pool, long rented tables across the courtyard for dinner. A tent over a courtyard is possible for rain plans; size is confirmed on a walkthrough.
Luna
- Sleeps
- 16
- Seated dinner
- 14 at the kitchen table
- Pink front parlor Toasts and photos
- Kitchen with table for 14 Chef dinner
- Courtyard pool Cocktail hour
Layout idea: A chef-led dinner at the long table, drinks by the pool.
Lyra
- Sleeps
- 18
- Seated dinner
- Ask us
- Green living room Gathering and toasts
- Kitchen and breakfast nook Brunch and catering
- Plunge pool courtyard Small cocktail hour
- First-floor accessible suite Grandparents
Layout idea: Best as the getting-ready house and for a family brunch.
What guests have hosted
“We rented The Avery for a big 40th birthday weekend and this house was perfect for our large party.”
“The Avery was an amazing space to hold an 80th birthday party for my mother in law… Our dinner party was for 15 guests, and the hosts accommodated us by adding extra tables and seating.”
“I was hosting my 50 year birthday experience and they catered to our needs.”
“Had a group of 14 stay here to celebrate two birthdays and it was PERFECT.”
House rules for events
- Any gathering larger than the overnight guest count is an event and needs our written approval.
- Share the guest count and plan at least 90 days before arrival.
- Approved events carry a non-refundable event fee, quoted with your proposal.
- Outside vendors are welcome once approved, with a certificate of insurance.
- Quiet hours are 10 pm to 8 am. Music should not carry beyond the property at any hour.
- Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the property, including courtyards.
Vendors
Bring your own approved vendors, or use ours. We share our vetted list with your proposal.
Pricing
Your quote has two parts: the house rental at the nightly rates shown live on the site (minimum stays apply on big weekends), plus an event fee based on guest count, hours and setup. Send the date and guest count and we’ll reply within one business day with both.
Questions planners ask
Can we hold the ceremony at the house?
Small ceremonies in a courtyard or The Avery’s double parlor work well. Larger guest lists usually hold the ceremony nearby and come back for the reception.
Is there a rain plan?
The parlors and dining rooms are the built-in rain plan. A tent over a courtyard is possible; size is confirmed on a walkthrough.
Can the wedding party stay over?
Yes. Most events book the house for the weekend, so the wedding party gets ready and sleeps on site.
How far ahead should we book?
Six to twelve months for spring and fall Saturdays. Share event plans at least 90 days before arrival.