Tupper Manor

Tupper Manor is a historic waterfront venue in Beverly, Massachusetts, offering a distinctive setting for weddings, private celebrations and selected social events. Set on the grounds of Endicott College, the manor combines Georgian architecture, elegant interiors, landscaped grounds and coastal views, creating a memorable backdrop for ceremonies, receptions and photographs.

The venue offers flexible indoor and outdoor options, including the manor’s refined reception rooms, conservatory, lawns and private beach setting. Couples can plan a celebration that ranges from an informal seaside gathering or barbecue to a formal seated wedding reception. The historic fountain, oceanfront grounds and classic details provide strong visual features for ceremonies, drinks receptions and wedding photography.

Tupper Manor works with professional chefs to create event menus inspired by regional cuisine. Food and beverage arrangements can be tailored to the style of the occasion, from wedding brunches and informal gatherings to full dinner service. The venue’s experienced events team supports organisers with planning, room layouts, catering coordination and the practical details involved in hosting a celebration.

For larger meetings, conferences and group occasions, the wider Wylie Center facilities provide modern event space, meeting rooms, technology and professional onsite support. The adjoining Wylie Inn offers 91 guest rooms, making the location suitable for multi-day events, wedding guest accommodation, residential meetings and group stays. The wider property includes more than 17,000 square feet of event space and over 20 meeting rooms.

Located on Boston’s North Shore, Tupper Manor is around 20 miles from Boston and close to local transport links, with onsite parking available. Its combination of historic character, oceanfront scenery, adaptable event spaces, catering and accommodation makes it a strong choice for wedding planners, corporate organisers and private event professionals seeking a memorable venue near Boston.