Set in Gaysville, Vermont, The Cobble House is a 19th-century structure and a unique hotel wedding venue. A sense of relaxed luxury awaits you and your loved ones on this beautiful property. The owner invites you to make the most of this welcoming setting to celebrate your union with your nearest and dearest.

Facilities and Capacity

The Cobble House is situated on a terraced hillside above the White River, amid a country setting of 7.5 acres with plenty of walking trails. The building commands excellent views of the local scenery. Inside, the premises have preserved much of the original Victorian design elements and complemented these with contemporary European style and amenities.

Services Offered

You can hold your wedding ceremony and reception on these premises. Additionally, this property can readily host wedding-related events such as rehearsal dinners. You may share your celebrations with up to 60 people.

History

This property was originally built in 1864 as a formal country home for George E. E. Sparhawk, a prominent doctor. It later operated as a bed and breakfast for many years before its closure. The current owner, Kevin S. Travis, grew up in Texas and fell in love with Vermont as a child. He purchased his first home in the Green Mountain State in 2001 and has kept a connection with the state ever since. Kevin got the chance to buy The Cobble House, his neighbor of 23 years, and did so to make sure this storied property lived on. Drawing inspiration from his time in cities such as Boston, London, Johannesburg, and New York City, this new owner aims to share the very best of Vermont with you and your guests.