The Neill-Cochran House is a rare surviving example of Austin's earliest history. Built in 1855 as a rural estate, this impressive Greek Revival house has survived war, neglect and the immense growth of the University of Texas area and the capital city. Now located minutes from UT, downtown Austin, MoPac, and I-35, the Neill-Cochran House lends incomparable historic elegance to meetings, mixers, and receptions. Maximum indoor seated guest capacity - 50; outdoor seated is 250 with a tent.
DescriptionHistoric House with 19th and 20th century installations; some historic rooms accessible for guest use. Single elegant meeting room in 1900 addition with A/V capability and furnishings. Ideal site for cocktail receptions and indoor/outdoor or outdoor events.
