Originally the head of school's residence, Brazer House is a girls dorm which houses 14 girls. Due to its spacious double rooms and central campus location, Brazer is often listed as a top preference by our junior and senior girls. One faculty family resides in Brazer House.

Named after Dr. Samuel Green, an early benefactor of the school, Dr. Green houses 14 girls in doubles and singles. A spacious first floor common room and newly renovated bathrooms are hallmarks of this dorm. There are two faculty apartments.

Elm Tree Hall was built in 2003. Elm Tree houses 44 boys in spacious singles, doubles and triples and is highly sought after by upperclassmen. Three faculty families reside in apartments attached to the dorm.

Built in 1908 by Francis Lawrence, Lawrence House began serving as a dormitory in the 1950s. Facing Bigelow Hall across Powderhouse Road, this dormitory underwent a major renovation during 2018.

Located on Main Street, Loomis House is home to 13 girls who live in doubles and singles. Loomis House has one first floor faculty residence.

With just four student rooms (a single, two doubles and a triple), all on one hallway, Pillsbury House is often preferred by our male students who value a small dorm experience. There is one faculty apartment on the first floor.

Housing eight girls in doubles, Prescott House lends itself well to students hoping for a small dorm experience. One faculty member and their family occupy the first floor faculty apartment.

Looking out onto the Quad and just steps away from the dining hall, Spaulding Hall is where most LA boys begin their boarding life at LA. Thirty-eight boys live in doubles, and two faculty members reside in apartments flanking the dorm hallways.