Acquired in 1938 and named after George W. Briggs, Edward Lasell's brother-in-law. George played a major role in the early years of Lasell. Briggs house 

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 15 students
  • Single, Double, and Triple occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathrooms on each floor
  • Lasell's Wellness Learning Environment 
  • Spacious lounge with a flat-screen TV
  • Laundry room in basement with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner stovetop, oven, and sink

Acquired in 1908, Carpenter House is named for Caroline Carpenter, an inspiring 19th-century faculty member.

• • All female
  • Housing 27 students
  • Single, Double, and Triple occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Spacious lounge with flat-screen TV
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner stovetop
  • Original woodwork, fireplaces, stained glass and a grand staircase

Formally known as Nason House, was renamed in 1993 in honor of Julia Case, Class of 1932.

• • Coed
  • Housing 13 students
  • Single, Double, and Triple occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, 4-burner stovetop, oven, and sink
  • Original woodwork throughout

Acquired from the Chandler family in 1939. 

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 15 students
  • Single, Double, and Triple occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner stovetop, over, and sink
  • Original woodwork throughout

Named in honor of Elizabeth Gardner Bouguereau, Class of 1856, a famous artist whose painting "The Judgment of Paris" hangs in Brennan Library.

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 38 students
  • Double, Triple, and Quad occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Spacious lounge
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, oven, 4-burner stovetop, and sink
  • Original woodwork, fireplaces, and stained glass throughout

Purchased from the estate of Margaret Haskell in the 1990s, previously used as offices for the President and Institutional Advancement.

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 19 students
  • Single, Double, and Triple occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Spacious lounge
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a microwave and sink
  • Original woodwork, fireplaces, and stained glass

Named for Elinor Hoag, teacher of English at Lasell for many years.

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 20 students
  • Single, Double, and Quad occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Spacious lounge with flat-screen TV
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner stovetop, and sink
  • Original woodwork throughout

Karandon House was built in 1893 and named in honor of Dr. Bragdon's wife, Kate Ransom Bragdon - hence Ka-ran-don. Served as the college President's residence from 1943 until 1958.

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 21 students
  • Single, Double, Triple, and Quad occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Spacious lounge with flat-screen TV
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner stovetop, oven, and sink
  • Original woodwork throughout

Named after Ruth Rawlings Mott, class of 1921, and generous benefactor.

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 18 students
  • Single, Double, and Triple occupancy rooms
  • Lasell's Quiet/Study Living Environment
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Spacious lounge with flat-screen TV
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner stovetop, oven, and sink

Named in honor of Earl H. Ordway, long time teacher in the early 20th century.

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 34 students
  • Double, Triple, and Quad occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Spacious lounge with flat-screen TV
  • Laundry room with two washers and two dryers
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner stovetop, oven, and sink

The house, formally owned by Mayor Pickard on Woodland Ave, was purchased from the Pickard Family and named for the former Newton Mayor.

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 12 students
  • Single and Double occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner stovetop, and sink

Formally known as Converse House, named after trustee Helen M. Saunders, class of 1917, in recognition of her generous support.

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 21 students
  • Single, Double, and Triple occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Spacious lounge/lobby with flat-screen TV
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner stovetop
  • Original woodwork, fireplaces, stained glass and a grand staircase

Formally known as Vista House; in 2000 it was named in memory of Pricilla Spence Hall, Class of 1943.

• • Coeducational
  • Housing 18 students
  • Single and Double occupancy rooms
  • Shared bathroom on each floor
  • Lounge on the first floor
  • Laundry room with one washer and one dryer
  • Kitchen, which includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner stovetop, oven, and sink
  • Original woodwork, fireplaces, stained glass and a grand staircase