Henderson House

The Henderson House is a two-story residential building in Weston featuring Tudor Revival design with decorative elements typical of early American homes. Inside, eight restored guest rooms, a fully equipped commercial kitchen, and outdoor spaces create a complete hospitality setting.

The building was built as a small cottage in 1876 and then significantly enlarged in 1906 and during the 1920s. These expansions transformed the original modest structure into its current larger form before it entered the National Register of Historic Places.

The house shows how prosperous families lived in Massachusetts long ago, with rooms that reflect their daily routines and social customs. The way spaces are furnished and arranged tells the story of what mattered most to residents of that era.

Visitors can join guided tours through the restored rooms and explore the outdoor areas used for various activities. It is advisable to plan ahead, as tours may vary depending on availability and visitor numbers.

The property is managed by descendants of former innkeepers, keeping the connection to the place's past alive. This family continuity gives the house a special depth and authenticity in how it preserves its history.