The Carriage House at Lynch Park located in Beverly, Massachusetts is an inviting wedding venue for couples who wish to exchange vows on the waterfront. A view of the Atlantic Ocean and housed within the 16 acres of the beautiful and historical Lynch Park, lush greens and water scenery is a highlight of this venue. The rich, historic ambiance will create a wedding day couples and their guests will forever remember.

Facilities and Capacity

The Carriage House stands in Lynch Park on Woodbury Point overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The interior setting of the Carriage House merges the details of history with modern updates, including a caterer’s service area. As couples and guests look around the venue, they will notice the richness of the surrounding beadboard walls and historical lighting – the makings for elegance. The beautiful ambiance of the venue extends beyond the Carriage House to the outdoor surroundings of the water and the Italianate Garden and tea house, all located next to the Carriage House. Couples can host up to 125 guests within the Carriage House at Lynch Park. Step outside of The Carriage House and gaze out onto the serene waterfront. This venue, with its significance historical value and beautiful view of expansive water, is the perfect backdrop for the exchange of vows or memorable photographs.

Services Offered

The Carriage House is an ideal space for an engagement party, bridal shower, ceremony or reception, and couples can choose from many included services regardless of the wedding event. The Carriage House includes access to table and chairs along with ample parking, accessible restroom and setup services. The surroundings of The Carriage House at Lynch Park include access to two beaches, a lawn area, a volleyball court, a children’s play area and other amenities.

History

A segment of the Robert and Maria Antoinette (Hunt) Evans estate built in the late 1800s, this venue is a historic landmark of the North Shore. The Carriage House’s long history includes its use as the Summer White House for President Taft.