Housing Options

Set on the edge of campus with views of the sprawling lawn and easy access to Mingo Beach, Beacon Hall is a co-ed residence hall with double and triple rooming options.

Brindle Hall is a co-ed, first year residence hall just a short walk away from Endicott Beach. Brindle Hall includes a variety of room options, from single bedrooms to double- and triple-occupancy.

Brooks Hall offers single and double rooms within a smaller residential community. Brooks Hall has air conditioning, common bathrooms, and common areas within the building.

Endicott Hall features two adjoining triples with shared, connecting bathroom and common laundry and lounge areas. Each room contains two bedrooms, which are triple-occupancy.

Located adjacent to Frates Hall, Hale Hall is a smaller building located within the First-Year Area. Hale is a quieter building with a great community due to the large community kitchen and the vast second floor open community room.

Hamilton Hall is an oceanfront residence hall open to first-year students who choose a healthy lifestyle. Located in a converted Dutch colonial house, Hamilton Hall is a nontraditional residence, just steps from the beach. The Healthy Living Learning Community is located within Hamilton Hall and Wenham Hall.

Opened in 2016, Peter Frates Hall is a co-ed, first-year residence hall with triple and quadruple occupancy room options. Frates Hall has air conditioning, beautiful open common spaces, and many rooms overlooking the ocean.

The co-ed, first-year Reynolds Hall offers common laundry, kitchen, and lounge space. Located in a converted property dating back to 1900, this communal living space provides a unique first-year experience. The Gull Leadership Living Learning Community is located within Reynolds Hall.

Rogers Hall was enlarged in 1957 and features double-occupancy rooms in a co-ed environment. Nestled next to Alhambra and Hawthorne Halls, Rogers Hall offers shaded outdoor space for reading or relaxing.

Trexler Hall offers single-, double-, and triple-occupancy rooms. Featuring laundry facilities and a kitchen, this co-ed residence is conveniently located next to College Hall. The Women Empower Living Learning Community is located within Trexler Hall.

With a vast lawn that stretches to the ocean, Wenham Hall is not your average first-year residence hall. A former carriage house and stable, the building was renovated in 2009 to make room for Endicott's growing student population. The Healthy Living Learning Community is located within Hamilton Hall and Wenham Hall.

Built in 1750, this converted summer home is the oldest building on campus. The residence is open to undergraduate female students.  Alhambra includes a variety of room options, from single bedrooms to double- and triple-occupancy.

Bayview Hall is a co-ed residence hall that includes spaces for students in either double or triple occupancy, all with private bathrooms.

Marblehead Hall shares a quadrangle with Bayview and Stoneridge Halls. It includes spacious lounges, kitchenettes on every floor, study nooks, and a fitness center.

Stoneridge Hall shares a quadrangle with Bayview and Marblehead Halls. It includes spacious lounges, kitchenettes on every floor, study nooks, and a fitness center.

With a vast lawn, ocean views, and a deck overlooking the ocean, Winthrop Hall is a unique residence hall. Named after the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, the co-ed space offers a variety of rooming options and common laundry and lounge spaces.

With views of Mingo Beach and a porch with sweeping views of the Atlantic, Birchmont Hall is a residence that features a kitchen, lounge, and semi-private rooms.

This co-ed residence building contains eight air-conditioned, fully equipped units. Each suite in Gloucester Hall sleeps up to six students and contains two or three bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and private bath.

Suites in Hawthorne Hall are fully equipped with a living room, kitchen, and bathroom. The co-ed, apartment-style living includes common laundry and lounge areas as well as close proximity to Mingo Beach.

Kennedy Hall is the place to be if you want to be in the middle of campus. This co-ed apartment complex includes four-person suites, which have galley kitchens, living rooms, and either two or three bedrooms.

Containing eight air-conditioned units each of which include two bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and private bath. Manchester Hall is close to everything on campus!

Myrt Harper Rose Hall (MHR) is a hall with suite-style apartments featuring an expansive lawn and fountain for recreation.

With priority given to seniors, Standish Hall units have two or three bedrooms, a living room, private bath, and full kitchen.

The fully renovated Tower Hall is a co-ed residence building with suite-style units available for up to seven residents. Close proximity to the Manninen Center and Halle Library make this the perfect spot for students studying the arts.

Each suite has two private bathrooms, in-suite laundry, kitchenettes, and small common area space. Each suite is set up with two doubles and two singles. Grab & go food option located in the building.

Each townhouse in Williston has three bedrooms, a living room, dining room, and kitchen. Williston is situated in close proximity to all of Endicott's athletic facilities.

The six units of the Woodside Hall complex each contain five single bedrooms, providing a convenient and private residence option.

This Cape Cod-style house, which contains three double-occupancy rooms, is a housing option for Endicott's upper class students. The Cliff House is short walk, or even shorter drive, to the main campus.

The Essex House accommodates up to eight students in either single or double-occupancy bedrooms. The house includes a kitchen, living room, and common area.

Built in 1820s, Farm House is one of the oldest buildings on campus. With four bedrooms, Farm House is a small residence hall that sleeps up to six.

With double and single-occupancy bedrooms, Ledge House is available to upperclass students only.

The Rockport House was obtained by Endicott in 2003. It is a residential house located on Hale Street.