10/29/2024
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Our exquisite 1844 barn is located in Washington County, NY Originally part of a massive 1,000 acre property established in 1772, the farm has a rich history.
99 County Route 62
Cambridge, NY
12816
Monday | 9am - 5pm |
Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
Friday | 9am - 5pm |
Saturday | 9am - 5pm |
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In 2007 Kimberly was living in Newport RI and Alan was a residential builder living in Upstate NY. Long story made short, Kimberly and Alan fell in-love after hiring Alan’s building company Talat Design, to refurbish her 3,200 sq. ft home. She vowed I would never move back to NY, but love will make you do crazy things! Ultimately, Kimberly returned to Upstate NY to be with Alan, and now Kimberly cannot imagine living anywhere else.
In 2011 Kimberly and Alan acquired Saratoga Horse & Carriage Co. Two years after they bought Saratoga Horse and Carriage, a bride and groom requested their services at a historic wedding barn in the Hudson Region. As Kimberly steered the horse-drawn carriage onto the property, she drove straight through the gates of serendipity. Their dream shifted into focus and the couple realized their next step, harnessing their passion for working with horses and brides culminating with the opening the Lakota’s Farm Weddings & Events.
Prior to opening, Kimberly and Alan spent five years honing their plan, touring hundreds of farms surrounding Saratoga, from the Catskills to the Adirondacks, searching for the perfect place to house their menagerie of dreams. Their reward for tirelessly searching? Discovering one of the oldest farms in Washington County. Originally part of a massive thousand-acre property built in 1772 and rich in history, it had fallen into a sad state of disrepair with walls collapsing and floors buckling. It was unkempt, filthy, dilapidated- but Kimberly had a vision! "I pulled in and the place was already finished in my mind."
The farm was perfect and just a short drive to Saratoga - they were sold!