The Marlborough House

The Marlborough House is a historic Edwardian compound in Marlborough, New Hampshire, originally established as Sacred Heart Catholic Church parish in 1896. Perched atop a hill in the town center, the property encompasses a former church now known as the Main Hall, an adjacent rectory serving as the Main House, a cottage, and manicured lawns and surrounding gardens — what the venue describes as a "post card perfect New England tableau." The Main Hall, the heart of the property, accommodates up to 100 guests for ceremonies and celebrations within its original church architecture. The Main House offers three ground-floor rooms and a seasonal porch suited to cocktail receptions and smaller gatherings. An on-site chef and full staffing are available for those seeking comprehensive event support, and guest accommodations for up to 25 in the Main and Bunk Houses make it well suited for full-property weekend buyouts.