Located in the heart of Georgia’s Lake Country, The Manor at Majestic Lake is a one-of-a-kind event destination to match your one-of-a-kind occasion. The Manor at Majestic Lake was opened with clients like you in mind. As an event space conveniently located between Metropolitan Atlanta and Augusta, we give you the seclusion needed to let your event be the main focus of the day. On our property we offer - two guest houses - a newly renovated rustic event space - a sparkling swimming pool with fire place - three gazebos - perfect for indoor/outdoor events Contact us today for availability and pricing!

Celebrate your special day amidst the timeless charm of our historic Victorian mansion and our rustic yet elegant Event Center. Nestled within our venue, you'll find picturesque gardens and grounds. The Carmichael House offers a perfect blending of old-world charm with modern amenities. For a seamless experience, our modern home, The Inn on Second, doubles as a luxurious bridal suite and offers overnight accommodations for you and your guests. Whether you envision an intimate gathering or a grand affair, our venue provides a breathtaking backdrop for your wedding day, ensuring memories that will last a lifetime. Discover the perfect blend of history, elegance, and luxury at our unique wedding venue, where every detail is designed to make your dream wedding a reality.

Simply Southern Barn strives to offer you the southern elegance and rustic charm you’ve dreamed of for your special day, whether it be a wedding, banquet, or any other type of event. Located in view of Lake Sinclair, just off historic Highway 441 North in Milledgeville, family and friends will be able to enjoy an inviting barn atmosphere without worrying about a long drive to the countryside. As a locally-owned and family-oriented business, it is our #1 priority to give you and your guests the most enjoyable experience possible for your special occasion.

Located in the beautiful Georgia Piedmont, this lovely c1820 property is on the National Historic Registry and has a Georgia Historical Marker as well. Legend has it that Dr. Reese purchased the home in Savannah and had it moved board by board in 1820 to its present location. It now sits on just under 2 acres and has frontage on three streets. It is two blocks from the Monticello Town Square that the house predates.