The Colonial House

The Colonial House is a historic private venue in Shelton, Washington, offered for weddings and selected events by arrangement. Built in 1920 as the home of Mark Reed and Irene Simpson Reed, the property has a strong connection to the area's timber heritage and provides an individual setting for gatherings that call for character and a sense of place.

The house is not presented as a conventional, open-to-bookings function centre. It is also used to accommodate visiting contractors, executives and interns associated with Green Diamond, so event use is considered on a case-by-case basis. Organisers interested in holding an occasion here should contact Green Diamond to discuss availability and whether their plans can be accommodated.

Weddings are among the occasions the house may host, alongside other select events. Its historic residential character makes it a distinctive option for couples and organisers looking beyond standard hotel or banquet spaces. The property has also hosted community and business gatherings, demonstrating its use for more than one kind of occasion, although specific event arrangements need to be confirmed directly.

Located on West Pine Street in Shelton, the Colonial House offers event planners the opportunity to enquire about a heritage setting in the heart of the local community. As booking is selective rather than presented as a standard package service, prospective organisers should confirm the event format, date, access and any practical requirements with the venue's owner before making plans.