ANÓGEON
Feel at Home
Away From Home
Elegantly Crafted
Made With You in Mind
Every home is stylishly designed with convenience in mind for each guest. Avoid the inconvenience of a front desk and switch to an easy self-check-in process with secure access codes.
Enjoy modern furnishings within our homes complete with a kitchen and bathroom. Relax after a day of exploring Massachusetts with cable TV and WiFi. Stray from hotels... and stay with Anogeon.
About Us
Our Mission
At Anógeon, our mission is to provide exquisite stays that combine comfort, convenience, and personalized experiences for travelers from all walks of life. Through our expertly curated rentals, we aim to create a seamless and welcoming home-away-from-home experience.
We are committed to delivering exceptional service, high-quality accommodations, and thoughtfully designed spaces that cater to both work and relaxation. We personalize every stay with curated local guides and thoughtful touches that help guests connect more deeply with the places they visit. By leveraging smart technology and local insights, we ensure every guest enjoys a stay that is both effortless and memorable. Our goal is to elevate the rental experience while fostering meaningful connections between travelers and the communities they visit.
Our Team
Ben Lehmann
CEO & Founder
Ben Lehmann is CEO and Founder of Anógeon, where he combines his passion for entrepreneurship with a commitment to providing exceptional experiences. With a degree in Business Entrepreneurship from Middlesex Community College, Mr. Lehmann has grown a strong foundation in business management and strategic planning. His vision and leadership have been significant in driving the company's growth and success in the competitive rental market. Mr. Lehmann is dedicated to creating memorable stays for guests and making sure that they receive the highest level of service and support.
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ἈΝΏΓΕΟΝ
Greek /an-og-eh-on/
A room above the ground
The second floor of a building, also know as an upper room
Used for a dome or a balcony on the upper story
The ancient Greek word ἀνώγεον (anógeon), which appears in the New Testament to describe the "upper room" (or "large upper room") where Jesus and his disciples shared the Last Supper.
Mark 14:15 – “He will show you a large upper room, furnished and ready. Make preparations for us there.”
Luke 22:12 – “And he will show you a large, furnished upper room. Make preparations there.”
In practical terms, this referred to an elevated or upper-level room in a house—typically the second floor (or higher story), as opposed to ground-level living spaces. In ancient Mediterranean homes (especially in urban settings), upper rooms were often more private and used for hosting sizeable company. They could include balconies or domed/roofed features in some descriptions.
The New Testament also uses a related but different term for "upper room" in Acts (e.g., Acts 1:13 for the post-resurrection gathering, and Acts 20:8): ὑπερῷον, which more literally means "that which is above" or "upper chamber." Some scholars see subtle distinctions (e.g., architectural or contextual), but both convey the idea of an elevated/private space. In the Greek Old Testament, similar concepts appear (e.g., upper chambers for guests or prophetic events), influencing New Testament usage.