Vintage Elegance, Unique Spaces.
Built in a design style known as “eclectic architecture,” each room of the the Stimson-Green Mansion has its own unique style ranging from Tudor and Gothic revival, Moorish, Romanesque, Neoclassical, and Renaissance aesthetics. Through meticulous place stewardship, many of the original features of each room are still intact, including historic chandeliers, antique fireplaces, and original furniture.
Learn more about each of the rooms below. When you’re ready to book, please use our Inquiry Form.
First Floor Rooms
The Library
Unique features: Baby grand piano, functional fireplace, closing pocket doors
Frequent uses: Concerts, ballroom dance lessons, theater performances, wine tastings
The Parlor
Unique features: Ornamental plasterwork, historic sconces, ornate fireplace (non-functional)
Frequent uses: High teas, book club meetings, baby showers
The Dining Room
Unique features: 18 floral dining room high-back chairs, 12’ antique dining room table (adjustable)
Frequent uses: Board meetings, department retreats, lunch’n’learns
The Veranda
Unique features: Open-air space, can be heated and insulated for winter events, private entrance
Frequent uses: Birthday parties, anniversary parties, cocktail parties, micro-weddings
Lower Level Rooms
The Billiard Room
Unique features: Antique billiards table with original cues
Frequent uses: Board meetings, cocktail parties, tabletop role-playing game parties
The Turkish Room
Unique features: Ornate fireplace (functional), original glass-bottom bottle windows, private entrance
Frequent uses: Board meetings, cocktail parties, tabletop role-playing game parties
Second Floor Rooms
The Brides Room
Unique features: Antique bedframe and vanity, original oil paintings of historic families, ornate fireplace (non-functional)
Frequent uses: Film shoots, dressing rooms
The Grooms Room
Unique features: Antique couch, attached bathroom
Frequent uses: Film shoots, dressing rooms
Accessibility Considerations
For those planning and attending events at the Stimson-Green Mansion, we want to note some of the mobility challenges of this venue. As a historic home built in 1901, the Stimson-Green Mansion is ACA compliant but not ADA accessible.
There are stairs at each entrance. At the front door, the primary entrance to the house, there are six steps (with a railing) up to the front porch, followed by an additional step into the house. Once inside, there are three additional steps (with a railing) between the main event area and the bathroom.
If you have any questions about Mansion accessibility, please contact Public Programs Specialist Abby Armato at .
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Rental fees from the use of the Stimson-Green Mansion support the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation. These funds are used to continue our stewardship of this historic landmark and to support our work advocating for, making grants to, and telling the stories of historic preservation efforts across Washington State. Learn more about our mission here >