Winding Creek Farm -- A Storied Wedding Event Estate Where Rustic Elegance Meets Timeless Craftsmanship Set across 20+ acres of preserved open space, with two streams gently winding through the pastoral landscape, this exceptional event property offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty, architectural heritage, and modern-day function. Originally constructed in 1900, the centerpiece of this event space is a nearly 5,000-square-foot Main Bank Barn, a masterclass in adaptive reuse. Its slate roof and original wide-plank flooring remain intact, celebrating the authenticity of its agricultural roots, while the structure has been meticulously transformed to host weddings and elevated gatherings. Inside, 35-foot ceilings create an impressive sense of volume. The upper level, nearly fully insulated and clad in rough-sawn vertical planks, is magical with ambient light from string fixtures, barn pendant lights, and a striking central chandelier. The lower level of the barn, ideal for cocktail hours or more intimate receptions, with it's exposed stone walls, bar, opens to the picturesque and peaceful patio and ceremony pasture overlooking the stream. The barn also includes three restrooms and two well-appointed catering prep areas across both levels, supporting seamless event flow. Adjacent to the main structure, the Corn Crib Barn—offering approximately 650 square feet of finished space—serves as a warm, informal gathering spot, perfect gathering space for the groom and groomsmen. Outfitted with a pool table, lounge seating, string lights, and an antler chandelier, it’s a charming complement to the grandeur of the main barn. Adding to the property's versatility is a renovated farmhouse, featuring two bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a full kitchen updated in 2017—frequently used by bridal parties for day-of preparations or overnight stays. Zoned with a Country Inn B&B License, the estate accommodates 20 weddings per year with up to 150 guests, and unlimited events for 50 guests or fewer, making it a versatile space equally suited for large-scale celebrations or smaller intimate gatherings. With extra land undeveloped, the possibilities for expansion include more lodging options like a tiny house village, a brewery or winery. Underneath its storied aesthetic lies a practical foundation: a modern septic system (installed in 2017) specifically designed to support event functionality without compromising the landscape. This property is not simply a venue—it’s a curated experience where design, nature, and narrative intersect. A rare opportunity to steward a space of enduring beauty and quiet grandeur.