The White House
The White House is available for rent by association members and non-members for private functions. These facilities also are used by the community for neighborhood-wide functions and events.
The White House features a semi-formal living room with a grand fireplace, a central party room with tables and chairs, a dance floor, a bar, a kitchen, and an outdoor patio with a picnic area and grill.
When it comes to finding a venue for that special event, the White House is the perfect place for graduation parties, weddings, receptions, rehearsal dinners, engagement parties, bridal parties, baby showers, and more. For a memorial or charity event, please contact Stonegate Property Management to receive a rental contract for review. Weekday hourly rentals also are available.
White House Amenities
-Fully equipped kitchen with two microwaves, a stove, and a commercial-size refrigerator.
-Semi-formal living room with faux fireplace.
-Central party room with chairs and tables (42″ round and folding rectangular) and a big screen TV (must bring a wifi enabled computer device to stream internet shows)
-Bar area with a coffee maker.
-Dance floor with a disco light.
-Outdoor patio with picnic area.
-Second-floor changing room with large mirrors for wedding parties for an additional charge.
White House Seating Capacity
-Multi-Purpose Room:
Seated/chairs – 50
Seated/Tables – 33
Standing – 50
-Bar Area:
Tables and Chairs – 40
-Dance Floor:
Seated/Tables – 27 
Standing – 57
Living Room: 40
-Central Party Room & Bar: 70
-Dance Floor: 40
-First Floor Maximum: 150
Location
– 6689 Hansbrinker Drive, Liberty Township, OH 45044
– In Butler County, just 26 miles north of downtown Cincinnati. Close to West Chester and Mason.
Hours
– Standard Hours: noon to midnight. For additional hours contact Stonegate Property Management at 513-528-3990.
Stonegate Property Management431 Ohio Pike – Suite 210 Cincinnati, OH 45255
History
Dutchland Woods was originally the site of a distillery, which was part of a 265-acre farm running south from Princeton Road along the railroad tracks. Records indicate taxes were paid as early as 1846. The White House was built in 1854 for $1,000. The farm’s only entrance was from Princeton Road, though this drive is now a walking path for residents. Construction of the subdivision began in 1971.