Caccia Birch House

Caccia Birch house is a Historical Places Trust Category 1 listed property in the Palmerston North District Plan. All fee’s charged are used to assist in the maintenance and operation of the property for the enjoyment of the whole community and also to promote its use for educational and cultural purposes.

Caccia Birch House is owned by the Palmerston North City Council and administered by Caccia Birch Trust Board who employs a manager to operate the property on their behalf.

Functions at Caccia Birch House

Caccia Birch House provides a number of options for function hosting.
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Conferences

A variety of rooms and options are available for hire. Each elegantly decorated room has a beautiful vista and access to the landscaped gardens that overlook a large lagoon creating a country atmosphere.
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Weddings

The grand homestead set in extensive grounds with a sweeping view over the Hokowhitu Lagoon provides a unique and tranquil setting for weddings and events.
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The History of Caccia Birch

Named after the family who gifted the property, the original house was built in 1895 for Norwegian saw miller Jacob Nannestad and his family. The Scandinavian influence is evident in architect Ludolf Georg West’s design.
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Location of Caccia Birch

We are located close to Massey University, Fonterra, Linton Military Camp and many motels and hotels.
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Contact Caccia Birch House

To discuss further how Caccia Birch House can be your venue of choice just contact us via one of the following means.
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