Allandale Mansion

About Allandale Mansion

Consider the Allandale Mansion in Kingsport, Tenn., as the setting for your special event. Ruth and Harvey Brooks built the Allandale Mansion as their dream home. When Harvey died in 1969, the city received ownership of the property with the stipulation that Allandale 'shall be open to the public and held for public use and benefit.' Renovation efforts began in 1983, and since then Allandale has served as the site of many weddings, parties and other events.
There are several facilities available for rental at the Allandale Mansion and its estate. They include the following:--Allandale Mansion: The main home offers ample bathroom space and industrial-grade kitchen for caterers. Enjoy the charm of this historic building.--Courtyard: This area is perfect for outside receptions and provides for table setup, plus electrical outlets for outdoor lighting.--The Heron Dome: Located behind the courtyard, this site is popular for wedding or engagement photos with its intricate design and sculpture.--Barn: The Allandale Barn can accommodate more than 100 people. It offers electricity, a refrigerator, a microwave, a dressing room, restrooms, a stage and sound system capability.--Pavilion: This covered area has picnic tables, electrical hookups, water and restrooms.--Front Lawn: The lawn has plenty of space for large, involved exhibits or temporary structures.The Allandale Mansion is an East Tennessee landmark popular for many events from weddings and city-sponsored activities to birthday parties and social functions.Call the Allandale Mansion in Kingsport, Tenn., today to book your next event.