Clise Mansion - Premier Properties
6046 West Lake Sammamish Parkway
Redmond, WA 98052
P 425.865.0795
F 425.452.7825
coordinator@seattlebride.com
www.seattlebride.com
Additional Venue Information
Capacity: 270 seated, 360 reception-style, 800+ outdoors
Price Range: $750 to $2,825 weekends; Please call for our weekday budget friendly prices!
Catering: No minimums; choose from our list of select caterers or on-line menus
Types of Events: Weddings, receptions, parties, and dinners
Availability and Terms
Please call us at 425.865.0795. The Clise can be reserved up to 15 months in advance.
Description of Services and Facility
Seating: Several rooms, seating from 10 to 270 inside; 800+ outside
Servers: Professional staff or select from one of our 8 caterers
Bar Facilities: Full-service wine/beer service available
Dance Floor: Hardwood floors throughout or outside; often used in conjunction with tent
Parking: Ample parking adjacent to the facility at $1.00 per car
Linens and Napkins: Supplied by caterer unless otherwise arranged
China and Glassware: Provided through caterer for meals and Seattle Bride for bar service
Cleanup: Refer to housekeeping list; heavy cleaning included with service
Decorations: Painter’s tape acceptable on walls; gaffing tape only on floors; no tacks, nails, confetti, glitter, rice, or sprinkles
Special Services
A classic early 1900s brick, stucco, and wood residence offering a great room, library, veranda, billiard room, multiple smaller rooms, and large covered porch. The total usable indoor space is approximately 4,500 sq. ft. and can accommodate up to 400 people. Seasonally, the surrounding fenced garden with gazebo extends the potential usable space and maximum number of guests.
HISTORIC GRACE
Located within the Willowmoor Historic District, Clise Mansion is beautifully situated on acres of lush landscape in King County’s Marymoor Park near Redmond. James Clise, a Seattle banker, built the Clise Mansion in 1904 and it gradually expanded into the 28-room country house. It became a working showplace farm breeding Morgan horses and Scottish Ayrshire cattle. After the Clise was sold and changed hands several times, it was purchased by an investment firm for development. In 1959, King County saved the land for a public park. The mansion and the adjacent windmill are listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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