A 91-acre Trustees of Reservations estate, formerly Ashdale Farm and the summer home of the Coolidge family from 1914-1962. The formal gardens and grounds are free to walk daily in season, the historic house is a separate paid or member tour, and the Stevens to Stevens Trail connects the grounds to Weir Hill and Lake Cochichewick.
What to expect
Accessibility
Accessible restrooms seasonally (May-September) at the Gateway and Main House; railings and ramps for house entry; two wheelchairs available on-site
Managed by
The Trustees of Reservations
978-689-9105 · WebsiteCommon questions
Do I have to pay to visit?
The gardens and grounds are free to walk. Only the historic house has an admission charge, and it's free for North Andover residents even then.
No. Unlike nearby Weir Hill, dogs are not permitted anywhere on these grounds.
Is there an entry fee at Stevens-Coolidge House & Gardens?
No, entry is free.
Is Stevens-Coolidge House & Gardens wheelchair accessible?
Accessible restrooms seasonally (May-September) at the Gateway and Main House; railings and ramps for house entry; two wheelchairs available on-site
What rules should I know at Stevens-Coolidge House & Gardens?
Dogs are not allowed anywhere on the property.