We’re excited to share a this video to virtually explore Stevens Estate from wherever you are. This interactive video tours offer a full walkthrough of the property. Perfect for couples who can’t visit in person or anyone who’d like a closer look before scheduling a tour. This featured shoot captured the beauty of the Estate in winter, highlighting its timeless architecture and serene grounds.  Feel free to pause the video and move your cursor around to view the entire room at any point during the video.

Be sure to check back soon for additional seasonal tours, with spring, summer, and fall views coming soon to showcase the Estate in every season.

If you’re dreaming of a celebration that feels warm, romantic, and effortlessly stunning, even when the weather outside is chilly, The Stevens Estate may be the perfect fit. Winter weddings here aren’t just beautiful; they’re uniquely memorable, and perfectly suited for couples planning gatherings of up to 100 guests.

Inside The Stevens Estate, deep wood tones, golden light, and vintage textures come together to create an atmosphere that feels both cozy and grand. It’s the kind of warmth that wraps your celebration in a timeless, romantic glow: perfect for cold-weather weddings.

Photos courtesy of Yimotion Photography.

Earlier this year, a beautiful piece of history at The Stevens Estate was carefully packed and sent away for restoration. The 1890s painting, created by German-born American artist David Neal, had suffered the wear and tear of more than a century, its surface dulled by grime, its canvas torn in places, and sections of its ornate frame missing.

The painting is a custom work by Neal, styled in the same manner as his celebrated After the Hunt.  To bring it back to life, expert conservator Gianfranco Pocobene and his team cleaned and repaired the painting, revealing colors and details long hidden. They even recreated missing sections of the frame by molding and casting plaster replicas that seamlessly matched the original design. The result is nothing short of breathtaking – the painting has been restored to its original beauty and grandeur.

In October, the artwork returned home. With Maquette Fine Art Services handling the reinstallation, it took an extraordinary team effort to lift and secure this nearly 300-pound masterpiece back on the wall. Their precision and care were as impressive as the restoration itself.

We are thrilled to see this historic painting back in its rightful place, glowing with new life and ready to be admired for generations to come!