The Winter Residencies @ Boston Bed & Studio

Winter away from home in your private Artists Attic

Spend a peaceful week or two in this Boston residency focusing on your artwork and getting to know the city's historical and contemporary culture.​ Everything you need to work and live is in one place.  Easy access to museums, galleries and artists' communities.

Housing and studio space for this residency includes two attic rooms and a bathroom on a private floor.  It is a quiet, peaceful space perfect for writers, artists, and other creatives who want a work space as well as a living space. One room is designed for use as a bedroom with a queen size bed, two sofa couches, a large bureau, a closet a TV and a DVD player.  The second room is designed as a workspace for creatives. In this room you will find a double desk workspace, a very large drawing table, and paper storage. There is also a closet, a tv and two sofa beds. This private workspace is meant for dry materials only. Shared studio available in basement for encaustic painting and other wet materials.

Brookline Village is a residential area with an urban feel.  In the Village you will find restaurants, shops and coffee houses. You can find Chinese, Turkish, Thai, Argentinean, Japanese and farm to table restaurants just around the corner as well as a cheese shop, chocolatier, luxury wine store, and children's toy store. There is a newly renovated park up the street with a newly renovated playground for children, plus a drop in yoga studio a few blocks away.

Shared space includes use of exercise room, laundry, eat in kitchen, back porch and living room.

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Pricing
Residency Pricing​
Available November through February | Partners Welcome
Minimum 7 Days | Rolling Admissions
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7 Night Package - $420 
8+ Nights - $50 per additional night 

Encaustic Studio Pricing
Studio Fee: $10/hour
Materials Fee: $10/hour (substrates not included)

Please note!
You must be able to manage stairs!  Our home is on the second floor of a two family house and the attic floor is another flight up.  The stairs to the attic floor are narrow and steep. ​

Questions? Email martha@mchasonsokol.com with inquiries.