Rosecliff Mansion
Rosecliff is the Newport mansion couples picture before they've even set foot in Rhode Island.
Completed in 1902 and designed by legendary architect Stanford White of McKim, Mead & White, the estate was modeled after the Grand Trianon at Versailles. Its terra-cotta facade, heart-shaped double staircase, and the largest private ballroom in Newport have made it the most-filmed mansion on Bellevue Avenue, appearing in The Great Gatsby, True Lies, 27 Dresses, and Amistad.
Owned by the Preservation Society of Newport County, Rosecliff hosts a single wedding per evening. The Ballroom seats up to 160 for dinner and dancing, with the adjacent Salon adding capacity for 60 more, bringing the total to 220 guests.
Stanford White design, 1902
Largest private ballroom in Newport
Heart-shaped double staircase
Ballroom up to 160 guests
Combined capacity up to 220
Iconic Gilded Age mansion weddings.