High vaulted ceilings and polished hard wooden floors will greet your guests as they are memorized by the stunning floor to ceiling stained glass windows. Pew seating for eighty guests and standing room for another forty can comfortably host your next wedding ceremony or memorial at Montsalvat. The Upper Gallery is completed with a Mark Allan Grand Piano and its whitewashed walls are tasteful adorned with artworks by the founder of Montsalvat, Justus Jorgensen.

Step through the stone door arch of the Long Gallery where whitewashed walls and polish slate floors present the perfect place to mingle with your guests. As an active art gallery space, exhibitions rotate monthly. On cooler days, stay warm by the two handsome fireplaces encased with stone mantles and roaring fires crackling away. Large windows flood the gallery with light and the rustic arched glass doors open out onto the European styled private courtyard with ornamental pool. Mingle with friends poolside, or seek shade under the ostentatious wisteria, vividly purple in spring, mellowing to marvelous greens in the summertime, and concluding in fiery oranges and yellows as autumn ushers in.

The chapel provides an intimate setting for ceremonies, both weddings and memorials alike. The striking stonemasonry from outside encloses the wooden parquetry flooring, six-metre-high vaulted ceilings, distressed wooden beams, and stain glass windows. Beneath the wrought iron chandelier are wooden pews to seat thirty guests. Lectern, altar, and large floral arrangement complete the heritage listed chapel for your ceremony.    

The jewel in the crown, the heritage protected Great Hall stands pronounced on the Montsalvat hillside. With two gargoyles keeping watch from atop, light shines through the monumental stain glass windows onto the polished slate floors, wooden beamed ceiling, and handcrafted wooden tables. An impressive marble fireplace gently crackles away in the cooler months while the hall is enchantingly lit with two large wrought iron chandeliers. Candles and candelabras on each table ensconce your guests in a night of joy and merriment.