HISTORIC HOME FEATURE: HENDERSON HOME: Weston Mass.

Henderson House in Weston is a striking English Tudor Revival mansion perched atop a wooded hill with sweeping views, built in 1927–28 as the last great summer estate in the area. Originally commissioned by wool magnate Edward Peirce, the house features elaborate stone and half-timbered architecture with richly detailed woodwork, ironwork, and stone inside, capturing the grandeur of the estate era around Boston. Over the decades it has served as a university conference center and event venue, hosting dignitaries and gatherings while retaining its historic charm, and today stands proudly on the National Register of Historic Places as a timeless local landmark.  

Step back in time at Henderson House, Weston’s stunning Tudor Revival mansion. With its intricate woodwork, sweeping views, and storied past as a summer estate and event venue, this historic home is a perfect peek into Boston-area elegance from another era.

This is a venue where community comes to life. They have wine and cheese events, chamber music, book salons, and creative showcases.  

If you are interested in hosting, performing, or partnering on a future program, simply contact them at. info@hendersonhouseweston.com