Jamesport inn with rooms upstairs, built for the small wedding weekend.
Six rooms, 22 acres, and a house with a tower on it. The Jedediah Hawkins Inn sits on South Jamesport Avenue, not on Main Road where most of the North Fork wedding trade lives, and it is built for the wedding where the whole party sleeps over. We have it filed as a vineyard. It is not one. It is an inn with a serious restaurant, a barn, and a speakeasy.
There is a 2024 wedding brochure on the inn's own server and we could not read it, so the whole record here is marketplace and one of those marketplaces contradicts itself on which season costs $1,826. The obligation to take all six rooms on the wedding night is the line that changes the budget most, and only The Knot mentions it. The brochure is worth an email to the inn, and the cost of six rooms on a Saturday in September belongs in the budget before the barn does.
We tried the inn's homepage, wedding guide, events and brochure pages and two brochure PDFs, all of which returned only metadata, then The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola and Eventective. Checked September 2026. First party means the venue’s own site or rate card; marketplace means The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola, Wedding Spot or similar. Nothing here is averaged or estimated.
The inn's site and its March 2024 brochure PDF could not be read on 2026-09-03, and the marketplace site fee figures are inconsistent between WeddingWire and Zola.
The inn’s own site describes one suite and five guest rooms (Cider, Cocoa, Indigo, Rose, Sage and the Belvedere Suite) on 22 acres of gardens and farmland. It also lists a rustic barn, a solarium, a patio, a gazebo, a casual speakeasy and the restaurant. What it does not publish anywhere we could read is a guest capacity, a minimum or a price. Our fact table carries “about 125” and we cannot source that figure to the inn, so treat it as unconfirmed.
Their wedding and events pages returned no readable text to us at all. Call 631-722-2900 and ask three things: the barn’s seated number, the tented number on the lawn, and whether a Saturday requires taking all six rooms. Also note the fact table says “6-room inn + suite,” which reads as seven. Their accommodations page says six total, suite included.
The inn says Captain Jedediah Hawkins built the house in 1863 in the Italianate style, belvedere and all. The National Register of Historic Places, which listed the Jedediah Hawkins House on 13 June 2008, says 1864. One year, and neither party is going to settle it, but you want to know the discrepancy exists before it gets printed on a ceremony program. The register also notes the original 19th-century outhouse, milkhouse and washhouse still standing on the property, which is a good reason to walk the grounds on foot rather than from the driveway.
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