Built in 1844 and designated a National Historic Landmark, Taylor-Grady House sits at 634 Prince Avenue in Athens, Georgia. The Greek Revival mansion — recognized by its thirteen fluted Doric columns, original hardwood floors, and hand-poured glass windows — has hosted gatherings for nearly two centuries and now serves as a living heritage space held in trust for the people of Athens-Clarke County.
The property offers a range of spaces suited to private events of many kinds: a bright, column-lined ballroom for up to 80 guests; a covered front porch and open grounds that accommodate receptions and ceremonies of 28 to 225; smaller meeting rooms and parlors for intimate gatherings; and a historic dove cote and kitchen for open-fire cooking experiences. Weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate retreats, milestone celebrations, and private dinners have all found a home here.
Beyond private bookings, Taylor-Grady House makes its spaces available at reduced or no cost to nonprofits, civic organizations, and neighborhood groups — a reflection of the organization's commitment to community as much as its architecture.
