Lower Notley Hall Farm

A Step Back in Time | Waterfront Weddings

36290 Notley Manor Lane Chaptico, MD 20621 (301) 769-2030

Reception Barn

The exterior of the reception barn is a rusty, vibrant shade of red and has three large windows facing the farmlands and the Wicomico River.

About the Reception Barn

The Reception Barn is just steps from the Wicomico River’s edge. Hold your festivities in this spacious, rustic board-and-batten barn built by members of the local Amish community.


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  • A rustic wooden table and Victorian chair inside the reception barn
  • The wooden ceiling beams brighten up the barn and can be decorated with lights, tinsel, flowers, or anything you can dream up.
  • Leave your guests a friendly welcome message, itinerary, or doodle on the chalkboard inside the reception barn.
  • The reception barn can comfortably fit many tables for your guests.
  • The exterior of the reception barn is a rusty, vibrant shade of red and has three large windows facing the farmlands and the Wicomico River.
  • The interior of the reception barn facing the Wicomico River and decorated with pristine white drapery and Edison ceiling lighting.
  • Delicate china, glassware, and silverware sit upon pristine white tablecloth inside the reception barn.
  • A custom made bar on wheels with the Lower Notley Hall Farm coat of arms painted on the wood.
  • A custom made bar on wheels with the Lower Notley Hall Farm coat of arms painted on the wood.
Delicate china, glassware, and silverware sit upon pristine white tablecloth inside the reception barn.

The reception barn features large sliding barn doors, sparking chandeliers and twinkling Edison lights with dimmers!


Ready to step back in time?

We look forward to hosting you at Lower Notley Hall Farm!


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