Miller Lash House

Miller Lash House feels like a hidden historic estate tucked unexpectedly into East Toronto. Built in 1913 as a summer residence, the restored stone house sits on the University of Toronto Scarborough campus surrounded by expansive forest, manicured grounds and gardens overlooking the Highland Creek Valley.

Weddings can move between the charming historic interiors and outdoor celebration spaces, with the property hosting only one event at a time. The house offers intimate rooms, while outdoor settings and a clear-span tent allow larger gatherings to remain immersed in the greenery.

There is something enchanting about finding an old estate hidden among hundreds of acres of nature inside the city. Stonework, wood details and gardens make the wedding feel timeless, while the surrounding forest gives photographs a soft, secluded quality.

Then evening settles over the valley, lights begin to glow around the house and tent, and this quiet Toronto retreat becomes a warm, private world of dinner, music and celebration.

• Ceremony and reception in one place
• Gardens and grounds
• Vineyard and wines of their own
• A ballroom or banquet hall
• A historic setting
• Wedding packages
• A patio or terrace
• Tented celebrations possible
• Open for weddings year-round
• Exclusive use of the venue
• Parking on site
• Accessible