Penrose House 

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Penrose House is a conference center available to Colorado's nonprofit sector

MEETING SPACE ELIGIBILITY

We are pleased to offer Penrose House to all 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and government agencies free of charge. Penrose House welcomes use of the space for strategic meetings, seminars and trainings. Please see the Penrose House Guidelines.

Penrose House Conference Center

Plan a Meeting

Use of Penrose House is provided at no cost for qualified 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations and government agencies. Learn more about eligible organizations and requests!

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Hours

Penrose House has reopened at a limited capacity for meeting room reservations. Our new operating hours are:

Tuesday, 9am-7pm

Wednesday - Friday, 9am-4pm

Penrose House is also open one Saturday a month, 9am-1pm.

Please call 719-577-7000 to inquire about specific dates.

 

 

History

In 1916 Spencer and Julie Penrose purchased what is now known as Penrose House Conference Center. Built in 1910 on the retired Dixon orchard, the property inspired the name El Pomar, Catalan for apple orchard.

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Tours

Guided tours are free to the public and available one Saturday a month by reservation only.

The 2023 schedule is as follows:

January 21             July 15

February 11            August 19

March 11                September 16

April 22                  October 14

May 20                   November 4

June 10                  December 2

For reservations, please call 719-577-7000


Photography Policy

El Pomar Foundation does not allow professional or amateur photography on its properties to include Penrose House.