Elkins Estate, a wedding and event venue at 1750 Ashbourne Road in Elkins Park (Cheltenham Township), announced the debut of Morgan Stillhouse, the opening of Chelten House, and an expansion of community programming.
Morgan Stillhouse, an open-to-the-public on-site distillery in the former stables of the Elkins Estate, will open in the fall of 2026. The site will introduce a tasting room and event space.
Chelten House, a venue for intimate events and corporate retreats with 16 additional guest rooms, will also open in the fall of 2026 as a venue for smaller gatherings, corporate retreats, and overnight stays.
Originally constructed between 1896 and 1898 and attributed to architect Horace Trumbauer, Chelten House features Tudor-style architecture and can be booked for smaller celebrations and corporate retreats or used as an extension of Elstowe Manor where extra overnight accommodations are needed.
Elkins Estate includes an on-site kitchen and classroom designed to host select workshops, demonstrations, and partnership-driven learning opportunities. A fully equipped podcast and recording studio is available on-site. The property is also offering incentives for professionals in the television and film industry looking for unique shooting locations.
“From the moment we stepped onto the property, we knew Elkins Estate was something truly special,” said Jeanne Cretella, co-founder of By Landmark, which manages the property. “Our goal wasn’t just to restore its beauty, it was to honor its history and create a space and experience where people could once again gather, celebrate and make memories that last a lifetime. The estate’s story has always been about gathering, and now that spirit lives on in new ways.”
Elkins Estate is now accepting bookings for weddings, corporate and non-profit events and community programming. For more information, you can visit www.bylandmark.com.
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