G a r d e n & G r o u n d s R e n t a l starting at $600

Rustic walkways connect the flower filled garden and offer several areas for music and dancing. The garden needs little additional decoration, although your florist may bring in table arrangements and personal flowers. • Weddings are limited to 400 guests

• A tent is encouraged for larger groups

• Includes Chestnut Picnic & Secret Garden Areas

• Includes Event Center Rental: private bathrooms & dressing area for

bridal parties and kitchen for caterers

E v e n t C e n t e r R e n t a lstarting at $150

If you are looking for a reasonably priced venue for a small event, you must check out our newly constructed event center. Built in 2011, this building is the optimal accommodation for a smaller gathering. This space offers user-friendly technology and amenities for your business or leisure event:

• Conference room table seats 16

• Wifi & 50in LCD presentation screen

• Kitchen area

C h e s t n u t P i c n i c A r e a starting at $95

This picturesque picnic area is centered around the majestic Swamp Chestnut Tree which was transported in 1894 by means of a burlap bag as a gift to The Caldwell Family. The tree itself is one of a kind and is not indigenous to the area. • Picnics are available for groups of 50 or less (other areas can accomadate largers parties)• 6 picnics tables are included with rental

P l a n t a t i o n B a s e m e n t R e n t a lstarting at $65 daytime and $250 evening

This charming space is cool in the summer months and warm in the winter months, making it a comfortable and inviting setting year-round. Charleston style brick floor, fieldstone walls, oversized original wood beams, original cooking artifacts and a huge open-hearth fireplace make this open concept floor plan ideal for casual entertaining or an intimate dining experience.

• Guest counts are limited to 40

• Open floor plan

www.historicrosedale.org | 704.335.0325

As one of the finest examples of Federal period architecture in

North Carolina Rosedale is noted for its faux grained woodwork

and original French wallpaper that survives in three rooms.

The gardens and grounds of Rosedale are a treasure in their own

right and are perfect for a leisurely walk.

T o u r sJust minutes away from

Uptown C h a r l o t t e , The

Historic Rosedale Plantation

is truly the best kept s e c r e t in Charlotte.

s o u t h e r n g a r d e n & e v e n t v e n u eHISTORIC ROSEDALE PLANTATION

The neighbors called it “Frews’s Folly,” though the reason remains obscure. Perhaps it was the chrome yellow trim, a shocking contrast to the plank and log style houses common to the backcountry. It is unknown when the house became known as Rosedale. Originally part of a 911 acre plantation, Rosedale was built by Archibald Frew, a merchant, postmaster and tax collector. The house was occupied in the 1830s by D.T. Caldwell and his family. Dr. Caldwell, in addition to his medical practice, ran the plantation with the support of 20 to 30 slaves.

Historic Rosedale Plantation is located three miles from the center of uptown Charlotte, North Carolina at 3427 N. Tryon Street, between 36th Street and Sugar Creek Road. Free Parking

and pinic area. Grounds open during business and tour hours.

Guided tours of the house are given Thursday-Sunday at 1:30 & 3:30. Group tours (15 or more) available anytime with two weeks noticed. Admission is charged.

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Tours given by trained historical guidesCall us for reservations: 704.335.0325

See our Special Events Calendar online at:www.historicrosedale.org

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