House on Haines is located at 5091, Tea Tree Gully, City of Tea Tree Gully, South Australia, just 30 minutes from Adelaide's CBD in the picturesque foothills.
House on Haines uniquely combines elegance and sophistication with a modern and versatile event space. It features floor-to-ceiling windows that harness natural light, stunning manicured grounds, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow designed to maximize space and views.
Yes, House on Haines offers beautifully landscaped grounds with Maple and Magnolia trees, rolling lawns, and separate fire pits, creating perfect settings for both wedding ceremonies and reception proceedings.
The venue is designed so that outdoor spaces serve as an extension of the indoor areas. Floor-to-ceiling windows, a vaulted ceiling, and features like a two-way wood fireplace connect indoor warmth and outdoor ambiance, encouraging year-round use of the grounds.
Notable features include a vaulted ceiling lined with locally sourced reclaimed timber, two 7-metre stone walls including a fireplace, and brass finishes throughout, all creating a warm, inviting, yet contemporary atmosphere.
Yes, the venue features two fire pits on the grounds and a two-way wood fireplace that can be enjoyed from both the internal space and the outdoor terrace, providing warmth and ambiance during cooler months.
House on Haines is approximately a 30-minute drive from Adelaide's CBD, making it easily accessible for guests travelling from the city.
The venue is set among picturesque Maple and Magnolia trees, with beautifully rolling lawns. These manicured grounds provide stunning natural backdrops ideal for wedding photography and outdoor celebrations.
Designed by Studio Nine Architects, led by Project Director Tony Zappia, the venue was created to nestle into the natural landscape, maximize views, and encourage fluid indoor-outdoor event experiences through thoughtful architecture.
House on Haines features intangible luxury, such as brass finishes on custom door handles, stylish bathrooms, bar styling, and a warm ambience created by the reclaimed timber ceiling and stone walls, enhancing the overall guest experience.