Birch Manor
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A stately and historic mansion, nestled above the Little Miami River
Birch Manor is a 1930s mansion and outdoor space. The beautiful historic home was built by Glen Helen founder Hugh Taylor Birch and retains the original wood paneling. Located at the south end of Glen Helen, just ten minutes from downtown Yellow Springs, Birch Manor and its surrounding lawns are a welcoming setting for weddings, receptions, and business retreats.
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Birch Manor is a private residence. Appointments are required to tour the home and grounds.
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Birch Manor is located at 720 Jacoby Rd. Xenia, OH 45385
Amenities
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1930s manor home with three rooms downstairs (great room, dining room, library) and four bedrooms upstairs
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Indoor heating
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Restrooms (one downstairs and three upstairs)
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Prep area for caterers
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Large brick patio with overhead string lighting
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Flat graveled lawn area for outdoor tent
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Lawn space for wedding ceremonies under the natural arch of a large tree
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Ample parking
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Special site notes - No overnight accommodations
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About Birch House
Built in the 1930s, the mansion was home to Hugh Taylor Birch, father of Helen Birch Bartlett and benefactor of Glen Helen. It is located in the quiet southern end of Glen Helen, midway between Yellow Springs and Xenia.
© Glen Helen 405 Corry Street, Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387 (937) 769-1902