Historic New England

The Eustis Estate Museum and Study Center, located at 1424 Canton Avenue, Milton, MA 02186, is a historic estate that offers a unique blend of historical significance and event facilities. Here is a detailed description of the meeting, conference, and event facilities:

Meeting and Event Facilities

• Capacity and Layout: The estate can accommodate up to 200 guests for events, with the option to host both tented and mansion-only events. For tented events, the capacity is up to 175 guests, while mansion-only events can accommodate 50 guests for dining[5].

• Function Rooms:

• Mansion: The main attraction is the historic mansion house, designed by renowned architect William Ralph Emerson in 1878. The mansion offers a unique setting for events, with its Late Victorian architecture and rich historical details[5].
• Grounds: The estate sits on eighty acres of picturesque landscape at the base of the Blue Hills, providing a dramatic and natural setting for events[5].

• Services:

• Rental Fees:
• Tented Events: $5,200 for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.)[5].
• Mansion-Only Events: $3,200 for events with a fifty-person dining capacity[5].
• Inclusive Services:
• Exclusive Use of the Property: The rental fee includes exclusive use of the property and seventy-five black folding garden chairs[5].
• On-Site Planning Meeting: An on-site planning meeting with your caterer is included in the rental fee[5].
• Coordination of Deliveries: Coordination of deliveries is also part of the rental services[5].

• Guided Tours and Accessibility:

• The museum offers guided tours, including a Design Tour at 11 AM and a Servants Tour at 2 PM. All museum spaces are accessible, with a lift available for access to the second floor.

• Additional Amenities:

• The estate allows for flexible event planning, including cocktail hour in and around the house, and receptions under a tent. New bathrooms are conveniently located near the tent, adding a modern touch to the historic setting.

The Eustis Estate provides a unique and historic setting for meetings, conferences, and events, combining architectural beauty with rich historical significance.