Historic Rosemont Manor | Berryville, Virginia, United States

Photographer: Courtesy of Historic Rosemont Manor

Photographer: An Endless Pursuit

Photographer: An Endless Pursuit

Photographer: An Endless Pursuit

Photographer: An Endless Pursuit

Photographer: Bakerture Photo & Video, LLC

Photographer: An Endless Pursuit

Photographer: An Endless Pursuit

Photographer: Courtesy of Historic Rosemont Manor

Photographer: Courtesy of Historic Rosemont Manor

Photographer: Courtesy of Historic Rosemont Manor

Photographer: Courtesy of Historic Rosemont Manor

Photographer: Cecilie Olaussen

Photographer: Courtesy of Historic Rosemont Manor

Photographer: Courtesy of Historic Rosemont Manor

Photographer: Lynn Prescott Photography

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Historic Rosemont Manor has been a landmark in the Northern Virginia area since its construction in 1811.

Throughout its 200-year history, Historic Rosemont Manor has embodied the graciousness of true southern hospitality. The Georgian-style mansion is surrounded by a park-like setting, with historic trees and a view of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The Lowdown

Type: Barn / Farm / Ranch Bed & Breakfast / Inn Castle / Château / Manor Estate / House / Mansion / Villa Historic Building

Views: Forest Landscaped Grounds Mountains

Style: Elegant
Romantic
Rustic

Best type of Celebrations

Rehearsal Dinner / Welcome Reception

Retreats: Corporate, Spa, Wellness, Etc.

Venue Setting

Tucked away on 60-acres in the Shenandoah Valley, Historic Rosemont Manor has been a landmark in the Northern Virginia area since its construction in 1811. The property was home to the Battle of Berryville during the Civil War. Rosemont was later purchased by Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd, Sr., and the estate became a haven for U.S. Presidents and other historical figures who visited Rosemont as guests of the Byrd family. The Georgian-style mansion is surrounded by a park-like setting, with historic trees and a view of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Capacity

Seated: 280

Buffet: N/A

Standing: 500

Fees

(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)

Price range: Join the party and sign in to view pricing

Does this include catering fees?: No

Estimated price per head: from $60 to $105

Insurance: Additional Insurance May Be Required Depending On The Event

Connect

Request a Venue Tour

Call: 540-955-2834

Event Logistics and Amenities

(Essential event logistics and amenities to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for you gathering)

Celebrations hosted here since: 2010
Curfew: 11 PM
Venue spaces: Indoor & Outdoor Venue Spaces Available
Catering: Client Must Select A Caterer From The List Provided By The Venue
Alcohol: Corkage/Bottle Fee – You Can Bring Your Own Alcohol For A Fee
Music: Indoors Only
Smoking: Non-smoking Venue
Accommodations: With 11 well-appointed suites and guest rooms in the manor, as well as guest cottages on the estate grounds, Rosemont can accommodate up to 85 overnight guests.

Amenities

A/V Equipment
Bridal Suite/Changing Rooms Onsite
Wifi
Ample Parking Onsite
Dining Chairs
Dining Tables

Venue Features

The scene:: Throughout its 200-year history, Historic Rosemont Manor has embodied the graciousness of true southern hospitality. Rosemont is a fine old Virginia mansion set on a knoll facing east over the Shenandoah Valley to the Blue Ridge Mountains. Originally, the 5,000-acre property was bequeathed to the first High Sheriff of Clarke County, George Horton Norris in the early 1800s. Norris built the manor, which he named “Rose Mont”, as a wedding gift for his bride, Jane Bowles Wormeley in 1811.

The Byrd family’s ownership began in 1929 when then Virginia Governor Harry F. Byrd, Sr. purchased Rosemont and added the detailed oak paneling in the dining room. As Harry Sr. continued his rise to political power as a U.S. Senator, the manor evolved into a haven for politicians, and the grounds became a landing pad for presidential helicopters. Many of Rosemont’s rooms and suites are named for the historical figures that visited Rosemont—Presidents Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Byrd, Nixon, and Johnson; famed aviator Charles Lindbergh; physicist Albert Einstein; and military icon Admiral Chester Nimitz.

Food Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, Lounges

This section provides insights into our diverse culinary and social offerings.

Guests of our manor house are served a full, country breakfast. Our talented chefs put together a different creation each morning. We can cater to all dietary needs (gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, etc.)