Pheasant Ridge is a barn wedding venue located in Greenwich, New York. This lovely property is nestled in the foothills of the Adirondacks. It offers its lands as an exclusive hunting preserve, specializing in English-style continental pheasant hunts that include champion retriever dogs from the Dogs for All Seasons Club. They boast a vintage barn, decorated with warm string lights. With 100 acres to roam, the estate has hidden treasures such as pre-revolutionary fieldstone walls and a serene pond. The barn itself has three stories to explore, and a corn crib complex presents a fantastic alternative space which can be used in tandem with two cozier barns.
Facilities and Capacity
Pheasant Ridge has ample space to make use of. The main, three-story barn has multiple rooms and celebrations areas. One of the smaller barns houses a vintage, circular bar that is great for hosting drinks. The other barn presents dancing room, ready for you and your guests to party into the late hours of the night. The property is bursting with natural foliage, offering gorgeous photo opportunities at every turn. Chairs and tents can be set out for your guests, allowing them to enjoy watching your nuptials take place in the crisp and fresh country air.
Services Offered
A special bonus offered at the property comes in the form of a country-style pig roast. The pig is sourced from Washington County and is carved on-site with traditional spices. At Pheasant Ridge, they endeavor to capture the betrothed couple’s personalities, helping them to reflect this in their celebration. Whether their client desires an elegant soiree or an old-fashioned country party, this venue is happy to accommodate their needs. There are plenty of nearby accommodations in neighboring towns, meaning that overnight guests will find it easy to find restful room-and-board.
Location
Pheasant Ridge is located in a beautiful rustic setting, offering quick access to the towns of Saratoga Springs, Greenwich, and Glens Falls. Saratoga Lake provides a great spot for water activities, and Saratoga National Historical Park is also a simple drive away.
