Leslie-Alford-Mims House
Holly Springs, North Carolina, United States
Capacity
200 guests
Venue type
Historic House
Overview
Leslie-Alford-Mims House, also known as The Mims House, is a historic house in Holly Springs, North Carolina. Built in 1840 by Scottish tailor Archibald Leslie as a wedding gift for his bride, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The property extends over an acre and includes Magnolia trees, an event lawn, and the Event Patio. Facilities include parking, catering, garden areas, indoor and outdoor space, and views across the grounds.
Inside, original hardwood floors, chandeliers, and southern porches shape the setting, while bridal and groom suites provide preparation space. With room for up to 200 guests, the house hosts weddings, receptions, corporate events, private parties, photoshoots, workshops, and retreats. An open vendor policy allows outside suppliers, and all-inclusive packages are available through sister company Mad Dash Weddings.
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