David's Country Inn

David's Country Inn is a Victorian mansion in Hackettstown, New Jersey, with roots tracing to 1840 when the original frame structure was built as The Warren House — named in honor of General Joseph Warren, who fell at the Battle of Bunker Hill. The property served as a stagecoach stop and inn for 152 years before Louis J. Falzarano Jr. and his wife Theodora acquired and restored it, reopening it as David's Country Inn in the spring of 1978. Following Louis's passing in 2009, their children Christopher and Jordan assumed management alongside their mother, continuing more than four decades of family stewardship. The inn operates exclusively as a wedding and private event venue, with a defining commitment to hosting only one celebration per day. Inside, the mansion features a two-story ballroom, wood-burning fireplaces, antiques, and a stained glass ceiling. Both indoor and outdoor on-site ceremony spaces are available. The culinary program is led by a chef with more than 25 years of tenure at the inn, offering customized menus for each event.