Rosa Lee Manor

Rosa Lee Manor is a family-owned wedding and event venue set on 200 acres of historic farmland in the Blue Ridge Mountains foothills, five miles from Pilot Mountain, North Carolina and approximately 30 minutes north of Winston-Salem. The property has been in the family since the early 1800s; the venue was founded in 1994 and named in memory of Rosa Lee Adams Hunter, the owners' paternal grandmother. The grounds offer several ceremony settings — beneath a gazebo, beside a weeping willow, at an arched garden entrance with a fountain, or in front of a rustic board fence — surrounded by rose and perennial gardens with water features and mountain views. At the center of the property, the 3,000-square-foot Carriage House provides a dedicated indoor space for receptions and ceremonies, with 20-foot ceilings, oversized barn doors, and walls of glass overlooking the surrounding landscape. The space accommodates up to 150 guests for seated dinners. Rosa Lee Manor provides banquet tables, garden chairs, linens, centerpiece options, and a Yamaha sound system. Outside caterers are welcome, and beer and wine are permitted. All-inclusive weekend packages are available, along with overnight accommodations in the Main House and The Farmhouse on the property.