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3012 Section Road. Cincinnati, OH 45237. Description: Built in the early 20th century, The French House is the focal point of the 275-acre French Park. The two story brick estate, located amidst sprawling meadows, offers an array of entertaining rooms, outdoor terraces, a gazebo, bridal suites, lawns, and gardens.
- 3012 Section Road, Cincinnati, 45237, OH
- (513) 221-2610
3012 Section Rd, Cincinnati, OH. Call. About This Vendor. Built in the early 20th century, The French House is the focal point of the 275-acre French Park. The two story brick estate, located amidst sprawling meadows offers an array of entertaining rooms, outdoor terraces, a gazebo, bridal suites, lawns, and gardens.
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- 3012 Section Rd, Cincinnati, OH
See 10 photos from The French House located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Browse photos of real events at The French House and contact to schedule a tour and/or get a quote.
Robin Wood Flowers. Evolution Party Band. Tags. Timeless Styles Elegant. Themes Whimsical. Settings Garden. Stylistic Details Colorful. When Libby Carter and Carlton Zesch planned their wedding, they decided that no color was off limits. The result was a vibrant and whimsical Saturday.
Jonathan Gibson Photography. Favorite. Seeking an outdoor location filled with natural beauty, Liz Rossi (29 and an art teacher) and Mike Riel (31 and a manager) came across the French House in Cincinnati, Ohio, that embodied the perfect intimate vibe for their garden-inspired brunch wedding.
French House. Select venue. Learn how the Cvent Supplier Network works. 3012 Section Road Cincinnati, OH 45237. Overview. Meeting Space. Nearby. More. Overview. Total meeting space. — Standing capacity. 450. Seating capacity. 90. Built. — Renovated. 1998. Onsite catering. — Venue type. Special event venues. Amenities. Facilities. Furniture.
French Park is a 275-acre estate that offers perfection! This park showcases amenities that are perfect for any events. Notably, within the property is the renowned French House. This hidden gem was built in the early 20th century. In fact, it serves as the park’s focal point.
