The estate at a glance: A 15-acre private lake. Over nine miles of trails. Rural skies for stargazing.
You drive through farmland, past barns and cattle, and stop at a gate that opens to your own code. A gravel road runs a mile through the woods. Then the valley opens: the lake, the Lake Hall, the lodge.
Jefferson National Forest borders the property on three sides, more than 40,000 acres of it. The creek that feeds the lake begins four miles up the valley and is untouched above you. The Appalachian Trail runs along the boundary. Over nine miles of trails wind through the estate.
A private lake, this much land, and national forest on three sides are not things you can simply build into a venue. They come together here. For your stay or wedding, you get to make this rare setting your own.
Secluded in nature, not cut off from the world. High-speed fiber internet lets you stay connected when you need to. The rest of the time is yours.
Alexander Lodge and The Cottage, together. The lake to yourselves. A three-night minimum, with time to settle in and let the days unfold. The Lake Hall is not included.
The Day for your ceremony and dinner by the water. The Weekend for the night before, the morning after, and your people staying close in the Lake Hall, Alexander Lodge, and The Cottage. Friday afternoon through Monday morning, with overnight lodging for up to 24. Up to 150 celebrate.
Timber, stone, and a grand fireplace. The house above the lake, with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. Sleeps 10.
1 bedroom, 1.5 baths. Sleeps 2. A separate door in the trees.
Dinner on the water. The Lake Hall comfortably accommodates up to 150 guests. Sleeps 12 with The Weekend.