Concord now has its first banquet home in a residential area, in the form of in the historic Ritchie Hill House.
The old home on Union Street has been transformed into a venue for corporate events, parties, weddings, and family gatherings. The house, which coversis an impressive 3,791 square feet. was built in 1906.
The Ritchie family went to the Concord City Council to request that it permits banquet homes in the city’s residential areas after unsuccessful attempts at selling the house. For the Ritchie siblings – Heath, Robert, and Doug Ritchie and Beth Alm – it was a last ditch effort to save their historic Victorian-style home.
In response, the Concord City Council decided that banquet homes would be allowed with the issuance of special use permits.
The term ‘banquet home’ refers to a historic home used as a small banquet facility. Corporate retreats, as well as any event that one would consider holding in one’s own home, assuming it was grand enough, are perfect occasions to rent one.
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Converting a family home into a banquet homes enables grand old homes to be preserved and historic areas of North Carolina cities to be maintained. For families, it may be the only way they can keep their large, historic homes in the family. Get a Free Quote for Brochures
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Concord, NC 28027
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