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    The Community House

    4.3 (20 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 4:30 pm

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    Amazing location for our son's wedding. Venue was gorgeous, staff were awesome and the food was amazing.

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    My daughters wedding was held here in January. Everything was flawless. The staff was amazing as was the food. Would recommend.

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    On the day of the wedding, our valet was a little late and Tim immediately told us that he had upgraded our bar to make up for it.

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    Total scam. Suprised BBB hasn't flagged this company. They overcharge everything because whatever…read moredoesn't sell they get to keep as per the contracts they prepare for the homeowners. Once they clear the house after the sale they throw out what they don't want then put the valuable items in their private auction house, Block located in Ferndale. Prices are always going to be high they will never change. If it sells fine they made some money for the client. If it doesn't big deal then they make 100% profit in private auction. Aaron's is only still in business because they prey on people that don't know any better. Also the fact that the owner, Aaron going on podcast talking about Scientology puts it all in perspective. I tried to give them another chance this summer but they have become worse. Had to put Arron's to the blacklist along side Alter's Moving and Estate-sales.

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