Step through these grand, old doors and into a world of opulent Victorian elegance. This is Alfred Coles House, a beautifully restored, 100-year-old family residence. It was built in 1905, an era of extravagance and affluence. Imagine Alfred and Mary Coles, their life unfolding in this grand home, raising their family amongst the exquisite furnishings and decor. The house itself is a testament to their good taste and love for their home. Throughout the last 100 years, it has been lovingly restored and developed many times. Now it stands as a beautiful reminder of the city’s past, a grand historic residence ready to host any gathering or special event. Alfred Coles House can accommodate weddings of up to 60 people seated or 120 cocktail party style. The house bar is an added bonus for those who wish to celebrate their wedding with a few drinks. The four-star Settlers Motor Lodge is part of the property, making it ideal for guests who want to stay on site. It’s easy to see why many brides choose to enjoy the convenience of the accommodation suite with their bridesmaids. Walk past those pillars, and you’ll notice the grand entrance to the house. Imagine the grand opening 100 years ago when Alfred and Mary Coles hosted guests for the first time. After their time, countless new families found happiness within these walls. Now, the legacy of Alfred Coles House continues, but not as a family home, but as a thriving, celebratory venue. Let the grandeur of this house inspire you as we move on to our next stop.
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