MIT Endicott House

The MIT Endicott House is no ordinary conference center. This magnificent estate located less than 12 miles from the city of Boston on 25-acres of gardens designed by famous landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, whose previous work includes Central Park in New York. This stunning French manor-style mansion offers breathtaking vistas of the Blue Hills. The MIT Endicott House also is outfitted with state-of-the-art equipment, seating, audio and visual technology that make it one of the sought after conference center in New England. The elegant property features 13 richly appointed Mansion guest rooms, and an additional 25 modern guest rooms located in the adjacent Brooks Center. The Endicott house can accommodate small and mid-sized groups for executive retreats, corporate meetings, and training or educational sessions — up to 125 guests. The house is ideal for special events, holiday celebrations, elegant corporate dinners, and even casual gatherings such as cookouts and summer picnics. Additionally, there are nine meeting rooms, four seminar rooms, an amphitheater-style lecture hall, a large foyer, as well as a deck and gazebo for informal outdoor discussions. The MIT Endicott staff offers fine food, as well as exceptional professional service. Our unique and beautiful conference center feels like another world so far away, yet so close to Boston and her suburbs. View the virtual tour here: https://mitendicotthouse.org/virtual-tour/ Don't miss inclusive packages and more on our website: https://mitendicotthouse.org/