With its breathtaking panoramic views, gentle rolling landscapes and spectacular sunsets, The Links at Union Vale provides a picturesque setting for your perfect Hudson Valley wedding. We have mastered the art of great weddings, along with all the service and details that go into making a memorable day. Our attractively priced, custom-tailored menus, prepared by our in-house award-winning executive chef, fit all budgets. There is no room charge, and our minimum guest requirement is only 100 guests for a Saturday reception. Our well-trained, professional staff will dedicate themselves to making your special day truly memorable. Our passion is being the keeper of one of the most monumental days of your life. Whether you want a stunning small wedding or an elegant affair, we have the perfect setting for your story.

Our ancestors settled here in 1635 from Heavitree, England, hence the name. We are one of the few longest-living farms to continue in the founder’s name “Geer.” The Heavitree is an original 18th-century building saved and moved to its current location, a 140+ acre farm started by our ancestors in 1700. The original structure was a tavern in Rhode Island, saved from destruction by Charlotte Geer to complement her family’s historic farmland. With twelve rooms, including four sleeping chambers, modern amenities, and unique 18th-century rooms, the 4,780 sq. ft. farmhouse offers a historic experience. Enjoy the vast lawns, fields, gardens, and beautiful private vistas.

Elmartin Farm derives its name from the initials and last name of Everett Lawrence Martin, Sr, father to Everett Lawrence Martin Jr., known as "Gus," who with his wife, Dodi are the current owners of the farm. Presently, sons, Kim and Shawn, operate and manage the farm. They are the 8th generation of ancestral Martins who began farming in Cheshire, MA in 1790. By the late 1950s, Elmartin Farm had become a major dairy farm in the Northern Berkshire County. Its herd grew to 80 milkers and 80 head of youngstock. Together, the herd filled the new barn which had been completed in 1952. The barn, with the addition of a milking parlor, remains the focal point of Elmartin Farm.