Overbrook House

Overbrook was originally built in the 1920s in the conventional two-story New England style. It is now a museum and community center. With its uncommon blend of grandeur and simplicity, it is welcoming to groups of all sizes, whether large or little. Each room receives plenty of natural light throughout the day. A clean, uncomplicated design is used to furnish the space, which is filled with antiques. A big kitchen, which many have referred to as "the greatest kitchen I've ever worked in," complements the home's eight bedrooms, five bathrooms, living room with a massive fireplace, library, dining room that seats twenty, and a dining room that seats twenty. It is situated on a hilltop and is both roomy on the outside and inside. A 60-foot swimming pool and a big dancehall with wooden floors are located further down the stone route. Because of its size, the mansion is ideal for gatherings such as family reunions, wedding celebrations, and corporate retreats. Many organizations have successfully integrated meetings, work, leisure, and recreation time to create a memorable team-building experience that has lasted for years.