The Barns at Edgemont Inn consists of a 4400-square-foot custom-built event barn which, together with the historic Edgemont Inn and on-site lodging, sits on 20 acres of verdant hillside in the scenic Champlain Valley. Lodging that accommodates up to 23 people. The surrounding acreage contains a sweep of peaceful farmland and hardwood forest, etched by an old-fashioned stone fence. Views from the property extend out over Lake Champlain to the spectacular Green Mountains on the lake's eastern shore, and provide abundant photo opportunities and memories.

With twin views of the Adirondacks to the west and the Green Mountains to the east, what is not to like? Build your dream wedding on 20 acres of expansive lawn and meadow. Or choose to host a micro-wedding in our post-and-beam barn. Hang out in our comfortable Adirondack chairs by the fire pit or catch a game of volleyball. Kick back and enjoy each other’s company in the Vermont countryside.

Imagine your guests arriving down our exclusive private tree and split rail lined driveway, being met and greeted by our (complimentary ) parking staff. Golf cart service available to the elderly and infirm. Celebrate your wedding with nothing but meadows and mountains in the background and then party as late as you like in our wedding barn. Enjoy a bonfire and finally stroll off to the perfect ending to a perfect day in the complimentary poolside honeymoon cottage. As a DIY, save money or the sky's the limit as you design your dream wedding and DIY or bring your favorites to do it for you. Do note: Per Vt law: all alcohol must be served by Licensed Vt liquor caterer. If you need suggestions we maintain a (complimentary ) wedding planner guide with local services who do a good job. With over a decade of satisfied brides, we still offer the best deal in the entire region.

Convenient to Middlebury, yet tucked away on a rural dirt road, Pink House Farm is a great space to enjoy a peaceful week or long weekend in Vermont. Outdoor enthusiasts, local food connoisseurs, Middlebury College parents and alumni, Pink House Farm makes for the perfect place to start your adventure throughout the central Vermont region. Is it really pink? Yes! After painting an old barn red, the original owners realized they wouldn't have enough red paint left over to completely cover the house. Rather than buy more paint, they opted instead to add in the excess white paint they had lying around and voilà, a pink house!