Endicott House is a conference center and retreat owned by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). It is located on 25 acres in Dedham, Massachusetts, just 20 minutes from Boston. The house was originally built in 1934 as a private residence by Dorothy Eldridge Endicott, the widow of textile manufacturer Henry Bradford Endicott. In 1944, MIT purchased the estate for use as a conference center and retreat.
Today, Endicott House offers meeting and event spaces for corporate and educational groups, as well as accommodations for overnight guests. The property includes 89 guest rooms, 34 meeting rooms, and outdoor spaces for team building activities and recreational activities.
Endicott House is known for its elegant, historic architecture and tranquil surroundings, making it a popular destination for conferences, retreats, and weddings. The property is also dedicated to sustainability, with environmentally friendly practices and initiatives in place to reduce its carbon footprint.
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