The site of thousands of Hudson Valley, New York weddings, events and celebrations is on the market after six decades.

Many beloved businesses in the Hudson Valley have become a part of our lives. Whether it's the department store where you did the annual back-to-school shopping, the restaurant that marked all of your family's special occasions or the small neighborhood market where everyone who walked in was greeted with a smile, these Hudson Valley institutions have become an integral part of the community.

When one of these long-time businesses decides to leave, it's almost as if we've lost a family member. Fewer and fewer Hudson Valley small business owners from decades ago remain, with more and more deciding to sell or close shop each year.

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Another Legendary Wedding Venue Up For Sale

Back in 2021, Anthony's Pier 9 in New Windsor announced that it was up for sale. The site of countless weddings and special events was sold off and later converted into a movie production studio. Now, another wedding venue that was opened 20 years before Anthony's is also up for sale.

The Fassnacht Family has listed their 13,000-square-foot wedding venue in Orange County. For 60 years, Colden Manor at Spruce Lodge has been hosting weddings, showers, anniversaries, retirement parties, birthdays, corporate events and other milestone occasions.

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Located on Route 17K in Montgomery, the catering facility sits on almost seven acres and includes eight residential rental units.

According to a listing by Curasi Realty, Colden Manor at Spruce Lodge is being offered for $3 million. The business is being marketed to someone who wants to continue operating the catering hall as it is or transform the property into a restaurant, bar or some other type of retail business.

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