Asa Waters Mansion

Asa Waters Mansion is a National Register of Historic Places estate venue located in Millbury, MA. Built in 1826 by Asa Waters II, the mansion was constructed over three years using materials sourced from Italy, Central America, and the American Northeast, becoming one of the country's stateliest residences of its era. The estate remained in the Waters family until 1929, then passed through several owners including religious groups and the Town of Millbury. In the mid-1990s, the Friends of the Asa Waters Mansion society advocated for its restoration, leading to the venue's reopening to the public. Today, the mansion offers both elegant interior spaces and manicured outdoor gardens for ceremonies, cocktail hours, and receptions. Asa Waters Mansion maintains a one-event-per-day policy, allowing couples exclusive use of the grounds for their celebration. The venue provides chairs, tables, and dressing areas, and works with a preferred vendor list. Couples can choose to set up either indoors or outdoors. The venue offers online bill pay and detailed policy information for planning convenience.