Posted on January 08, 2025 by Jacqueline Larcara
Since October, Northridge Restaurant at Woolverton Inn in Stockton has been hosting small weddings of up to 60 guests.
The Woolverton Inn was initially built in 1792 as a private residence and used as such until the 1980s, when it became a bed and breakfast. It evolved into a top-tier property over the next several decades.
Northridge shares the same property as the inn and is housed in a restored 19th century barn. The barn, originally built in the 1830s for farming, has three levels and maintains much of the original structure and materials, including stone walls, beams and trusses.
There is a majestic fireplace in the dining room of Northridge. Windows were added on all sides to provide views of the adjacent farmland and also open the onto surrounding decks to provide an indoor/outdoor event space. There is a bluestone courtyard with fountains that is also available for outdoor seating and events. Indoors, the lighting plan was carefully done to highlight the unique original structures and woodwork.
Soon, they plan to add a new “getting ready” space and two more guest cottages, increasing overnight lodging to 16 rooms.
