Moraine Farm

Moraine Farm is a historic lakefront estate in Beverly, Massachusetts, originally designed in 1880 by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. Recognized as the finest existing example of Olmsted's approach to planning a country estate, the property features 75 acres of carefully designed landscape including lawns, hedges, rustic stone walls, coniferous forest, and a magnificent meadow. Olmsted collaborated with Boston architects Peabody and Stearns to create a massive stone terrace facing the lake. The venue offers multiple indoor and outdoor event spaces across the property. The Estate House accommodates intimate celebrations, while the Tea House Lawn and Gardens provide picturesque outdoor ceremony options. The Brick Patio overlooks the lake, ideal for cocktail hours and toasts. A stylish event tent on the front lawn can host up to 250 guests for receptions. Located just 25 minutes from Boston, the estate provides a tranquil setting on Massachusetts' North Shore. Fireside Catering, the on-site catering team, creates bespoke menus featuring local ingredients and flavors. The venue provides a dressing suite for wedding day preparations. The dedicated events team assists with planning and logistics throughout the process.