Providing a hub for an unforgettable experience can set the stage for the whole weekend, found Caitlin Cucchiella and Chevy Chevalier, owners of Stephen James LLC., a property management company that has recently merged with Mountain Top Management to serve the Catskills, Capital District, and Saratoga Springs regions. 

Have a unique experience no matter what you’re planning.
Get together with family and friends and take in everything that Saratoga has to offer.

Get out with the guys for the ultimate getaway with the fast-paced thrills of the city’s horse racing, casino, or a show at SPAC; add bro time at a local brewery; then round out the weekend with a rousing round of golf. 

Get all the girls together for a meaningful bonding experience at downtown hotspots, unwind at local area spas, and schedule some sensational Sunday shopping. When you book a Real Estate by Cait rental, you’ll be in the center of the action, and she will suggest great ways to craft an extra-special experience. 

“We love Saratoga and it’s important that they love it as much as we do,” added Chevy. 

All in amazing locations, these versatile properties have a range of amenities and photogenic backdrops that make for an amazing getaway oasis.

Conveniently located just five blocks from downtown, gracefully enter after your event to the circa 1890 Beautiful Bell House, a 3 bedroom, 2 bath adorable home with an updated kitchen, screened-in wrap around porch, and back patio. 

Just as walkable, get your game on at the charming 1910 West Clubhouse nestled in the Historic Beekman St. District. It has an eye-catching checkerboard ceiling, game room, renovated bathroom, and four bedrooms decorated in a soft color palette.

Getting down with an outdoorsy bunch? The 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath Saratoga Lake House is a luxury palace with spectacular southern-facing panoramic lake views and a sunny back deck. A perfect way to unwind, indulge in some personal relaxation, have quality family moments, or stimulating conversations with your group. A refreshed interior design, professional kitchen, and amenities give you an excuse to stay at the lake. Located next to the popular 550 Waterfront Restaurant and Marina, guests also book a daily boat rental and more. 

Get away while staying in the city with a traditional
4 bedroom, 2.5 bath Spacious Ranch home. Here, an entire wall of the great room is dedicated to housing an extensive library. The patio, firepit, and large backyard make for a great escape that’s just seven blocks from the hustle and bustle of downtown. 

Introducing Downtown Saratoga Luxury Oasis, an unparalleled gem nestled in the heart of Saratoga Springs, New York – a brand new, meticulously crafted 1-bedroom apartment exuding opulence and sophistication. Located within mere steps of the vibrant downtown scene, this luxurious abode offers an unmatched urban living experience, where convenience meets indulgence at every turn. As you step through the door, prepare to be enchanted by the seamless fusion of modern elegance and timeless charm that defines this exceptional residence. Every detail meticulously curated, every feature thoughtfully chosen. At the heart of this masterpiece this kitchen stands as a testament to uncompromising quality and unmatched luxury. High-end appliances seamlessly blend with bespoke finishes. From the sleek countertops to the custom cabinetry, every element has been meticulously chosen to ensure both style and functionality. 

In addition to the location and versality of their rentals, Caitlin is a hands-on host who puts communication, cleanliness, and safety at the top of the list. 

This summer, Caitlin will also be sharing the essence of Saratoga, its vibrant lifestyle and culture, with a national audience as network host of the Emmy-nominated program, The American Dream TV. Watch her upcoming episodes as she illuminates the beloved cityscape of Saratoga Springs, NY, weaving tales of local businesses, residences, and the vibrant community that thrives within.

To find out more about rentals or to be featured on American Dream TV, please visit linktree/realestatecaitsaratoga

My great grandfather, a hotelier, started it all when he purchased the 111 South Broadway property. Shortly after, he invited my grandmother, grandfather and their first child to live in the north building. As the story goes, a dozen or so people had driven up the hill and knocked on the front door asking if they had any vacant rooms. My grandparents took it as a sign and started renovating the once hospital into a hotel. They began hosting guests in overnight rooms in 1944.

They celebrated family events at the property over the years and heard from friends how idyllic the location was for these festivities. But it wasn’t until my parents took over the business in the ‘90s that the event arm of the Inn was officially created.

They renovated what was once my grandparent’s living room, bedroom, and sewing room into the dining room space that is used for our indoor events today. They made design decisions that have withstood the test of time, opting for many bright windows and beautiful hardwood floors.

Wedding couples and event clients loved the new space, but some noted how they wished they could host more guests than the space’s 100-person capacity allowed.

A few years later, my parents moved our iconic gazebo from the south end of the hill to a more central location, creating an optimal space for larger tented events.

I grew up watching - and working - special events at the Inn. I celebrated many of my own there too, including birthdays, my high school graduation party, holidays with family, and more! So it was incredibly special for my entire family when my husband and I chose to celebrate our wedding reception at the Inn.

During our wedding planning process, I came across a list of the traditional symbols that mark each anniversary. You may have heard of the 25th year being your silver anniversary, 40th being ruby, and so forth. When we started talking about our 80th year festivities for the Inn, I revisited that list and scrolled pretty far down to find which symbol represents the start of the eighth decade. Eighty is the oak anniversary, symbolizing strength and wisdom, like that of a mighty oak tree.

In our 80th year, we are reflecting on the strength we’ve had as a family, passing the Inn’s keys generation to generation, working together, weathering small business storms, all while celebrating our successes, learning from mistakes and continuing to grow.

But most importantly, we have so much appreciation for the support from our guests and clients and for all they have taught us over the years. Our strength and wisdom is really… Thanks to You! 

We are grateful to be the location of so many special Saratoga memories throughout our 80 years and beyond.

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In 2014, on their beloved tree farm, Bill Badgley built a post and beam barn (styled after 18th century Dutch architecture) for his wife, Christa. Since her passing, he has opened the property for events of all kinds, from weddings, bachelorette, and graduation parties, to community gatherings, concerts, and fundraisers.

Beyond the beauty of their natural surroundings, what couples here love is the versatility of this secluded spot - where their dreams become a reality.

Rustic and Refined

Beloved Farm’s main barn, graced with a balcony and three gorgeous vintage chandeliers, has been constructed with hand-hewn beams from wood harvested on-site; a testament to Bill’s dedication and the builder’s careful craftsmanship. A former wedding photographer, who still lives on, and cares for, the property, Bill has an eye for picture-perfect vistas, so there is an abundance of them on this beautiful property.

In such an artful landscape, there are a seemingly unlimited number of outdoor ceremony spaces, and Bill’s hand-built pergola can be moved almost anywhere on-site for a backdrop.

Winding through serene meadows, the expansive field stone walls (a defining feature of New England’s agricultural heritage) imbue guests with a visceral connection to the past. While the property’s four ponds, secret garden, gazebo, and half-acre orchard (with 300 bushes producing delicious, ripe, pick-your-own blueberries each summer) add to its charm.

There For You

Whether they are wandering along the crushed stone paths or gathered for cocktails in the courtyard, guests will delight in the tranquility of this remote, but accessible and WIFI-equipped, locale, just 12 minutes from Bennington, VT and 40 minutes east of Saratoga.

The three-season Beloved Farm event barn accommodates 120 people in an open space blessed with a nice cross-breeze when the windows are open. When heaters are brought in during the cooler weather, it’s warm enough for even brisk spring and fall evenings. There are separate entrances for caterers and the Beloved Farm’s Venue Representative, MaryBeth Hynick, can provide a list of preferred local vendors for you to work with. She also offers both rehearsal dinner and day-of coordination services. For 2025 bookings, their pricing structure includes tables and chairs. With a party per-hour rate, having even smaller get-togethers here is affordable, allowing your creativity to really come to life.

“We are there for couples from start to finish,” said MaryBeth.

Just Around the Bend

Always open to new ideas, whether its dancing under the stars, a pig roast, tent camping on-site, a horse and carriage, or food trucks, this space can adapt to rustic, casual, intimate events, or more formal soirees.

A bridal suite and three handicap accessible restrooms are located in another post and beam structure nearby, and in a small tower by the main barn’s entrance, a quaint church bell is rung to celebrate a couple’s nuptials.

During the fall, as the summer’s greens turn to autumn’s golds and reds, Beloved Farm invites you to take it all in amid a landscape dotted with covered bridges, where sweet shops offering unique antiques, artisan baked goods, and crafts, await nearby.

For more information, follow them on Instagram
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The Lake George Area in the Southern Adirondacks of Upstate New York is a premier wedding destination, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and diverse venues that cater to every couple’s vision and budget. Nestled within the expansive Adirondack Park, this region blends natural beauty with charm, featuring quaint villages and vibrant downtowns adorned with local shops against stunning backdrops.

Wedding venues in the Lake George

Area offer a variety of settings, from tranquil lakeside locations and rustic barns to grand historic hotels and scenic mountaintops, ensuring each celebration is unique and personalized. Whether dreaming of an intimate affair or a lavish gathering.

Beyond the ceremony, the Lake George Area provides a complete experience for wedding guests, earning its reputation as the "Original Vacation" destination. Activities abound, from enchanting steamboat cruises and adventurous ski trips to leisurely days at amusement parks, offering ample opportunities to extend the celebration into a memorable wedding weekend.

Whether exchanging vows against the backdrop of a mountain vista, amid lush gardens, or under starlit skies, the Lake George Area promises a romantic and unforgettable wedding experience. With its blend of natural splendor, versatile venues, and expert support services, it remains an ideal destination for couples seeking both adventure and romance in the heart of Upstate New York.

The region’s hospitality extends to seamless planning facilitated by the Lake George Regional Convention & Visitors Bureau, which offers complimentary concierge services. From venue selection to accommodations and vendor referrals, their expert assistance ensures a stress-free planning experience, allowing couples to focus on enjoying their special day. Connect with Lexi Carroll, our Convention Services Coordinator, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 518-668-5755 for assistance.