Charming historic artist's home
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Min booking length
2 hr minimum
Max attendees
60+ people
Cast & Crew
60+ people
Square footage
2500 sq/ft
About the Space
Edward Hopper’s (1882-1967) birthplace was built in 1858 by the artist's maternal grandfather. The house served as Hopper's primary residence until 1910. The ground floor is a vibrant exhibition space featuring exhibitions of 20th century through contemporary art. One gallery in the house is dedicated to early Hopper work and memorabilia and rotating exhibits relating to Edward Hopper. The exterior of the house and most of the interior were created in the style loosely called "Queen Anne." As you enter, the rooms on the left are part of the original house built in the Federal style, indicated by the classic simplicity of the mantelpiece, the faithfully restored plaster molding, and the wide floorboards. The room to the right, with a ceiling of polished wood and a tiled fireplace, was added in 1882, the year of Edward's birth.
Details
- Style Americana/Anywhere America
- Property size 2500
Parking and Accessibility
- Truck/Motorhome parking Street
- Access options Stairs
Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Wifi
Features
- Basement
- Front Desk
- Library
- Patio
- Light Wood/Whitewash Floor
- White Walls
Questions
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What's the maximum attendees I can have at this location?
Janine allows 60+ attendees on location
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What types of activities are allowed at this location?
Janine allows production and meetings
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How many square feet is the location?
Charming historic artist's home is 2500 sq/ft
Location Rules
- Adult filming
- Cooking
- Loud noises
- Pets
- Smoking
Location
Exact location provided after booking.
from $125 /hr
