Built in 1920, and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2016, the impressive Groesbeck Estate includes a pillar garden, interior metal artwork from Marie Zimmerman, and an expansive greenhouse with a historic stone house. The original grounds were designed by the turn-of-the-century famous landscape designer Gertrude Jekyll from England.

Tucked away in a private, professionally landscaped location, Groesbeck Estate features a front terrace, indoor space, and an expansive, covered Tritsch Terrace that offers space for larger meetings, retreats, and dinner—up to 120 people with an all-weather tent from May through October. The stunning woodland views, professional native landscaping, and historical features, make this a perfect setting for any event!

Catering options are available and seating options include buffet or seated-serving. This is a very private area including a private parking lot.

Located in the front of the Groesbeck Estate is the Haile Pillar Garden. This circle of stone pillars offers a grassy space within, and can host up to 120 people seated theater-style. The circle garden is also a lovely outdoor option for wedding ceremonies, cocktail hours, breakaway work sessions, team-building activities, or awards ceremonies.

The indoor rooms of Groesbeck Estate can be used for a variety of purposes—cocktail hour, rehearsal dinners, for small indoor ceremonies, or receptions, and is a great breakout room for small groups or meetings. Two large TV monitors on the wall can be set up for slideshows, videos, or presentations.

The Event Suite on the second floor with an adjacent full bathroom offers a private space for a wedding party to get ready and relax before the activities begin.