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The historic Kohl Mansion is home to Mercy High School and rests on more than 40 acres which we proudly share with the Sisters of Mercy. Our campus features include academic buildings, athletic facilities, Visual and Performing Art spaces, Campus Ministry, a Counseling and Wellness Center, and gathering places designed to support every aspect of student life. With the opening of our new Student Life and Athletic Center in fall 2026, Mercy continues to invest in spaces where young women can learn, lead, and thrive.

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Marian Oaks Care Center

Marian Oaks Care Center for Sisters of Mercy — A residential care center for retired Sisters of Mercy, honoring lives dedicated to faith, service, and education.

Lodge

A residential house with a driveway surrounded by lush greenery and trees in autumn colors. — The Lodge sits in the privacy of the Sisters of Mercy campus and serves as housing to the Sisters of Mercy.

Sisters of Mercy

A stylized maroon cross with the words %22Sisters of Mercy%22 and %22Hermanas de la Misericordia%22 in maroon text on a white background. — Nestled in the Burlingame Hills, Mercy High School and the Sisters of Mercy share over 40 acres of oak-clad landscape.

Mercy Center

A modern building with a tree in the foreground, casting shadows on the paved walkway leading to the entrance. — Closed in 2025 after its ministry came to completion, Mercy Center served as a retreat and conference center for our community that extended Mercy’s mission beyond our campus.

Mercy Chapel

A grand, multi-story building with a distinctive architectural style, surrounded by lush greenery and a paved driveway in the foreground. — The spiritual heart of campus where liturgies, prayer services, and quiet reflection take place.

Mercy Center Labyrinth

A serene garden with a circular stone path and a central fountain, surrounded by lush greenery and autumn-colored trees. — An outdoor walking labyrinth designed for reflection and mindfulness. It offers a peaceful space for students and guests to slow down, center themselves, and to simply be.

Mother House

A multi-story beige building with a courtyard and landscaped grounds, surrounded by trees and shrubs, stands in a sunny outdoor setting. — The historic residence of the Sisters of Mercy is home to twenty Sisters of Mercy whose active ministries continue to shape the spirit of campus, inviting students to encounter faith in action through their presence and example.

Russell Hall

Russel Hall houses classrooms for science, math, languages, as well as the library and counseling center — Home of Mercy High School’s STEM, Counseling, Library, and AMES programming, Russell Hall serves as a dynamic hub for learning, collaboration, and student support.

Kohl Mansion

A stately brick and stone mansion with a turret and ornate architectural details, surrounded by lush greenery and blooming trees in the foreground. — Purchased in 1924 by the Sisters of Mercy, the historic Kohl Mansion has been home to Mercy High School since 1931 and the heart of campus.

The Green

A grand, historic-looking building with a red-tiled roof sits amidst a well-manicured lawn and lush greenery, under a clear blue sky. — The Green is a central outdoor space where students gather, connect, and share everyday moments that build community and sisterhood.

The Wing

A stately brick building with large windows and a sloping roof stands amidst a lush, grassy landscape, surrounded by trees. — An extension of the Kohl Mansion, the Wing is home to our Humanities courses, Campus Ministry and Serving Learning, and administrative offices.

Grassilli Center

A modern, angular building with a tree mural on its exterior stands in the foreground, surrounded by trees and a clear blue sky in the background. — Named after our beloved Sister Diane Grassilli, the Grassilli Center has been the home of our athletic programming and Dance Room.

Student Life and Athletic Center

A construction site with a partially built structure, heavy machinery, and materials in the foreground, set against a clear blue sky in the background. — Coming in Fall 2026, the Student Life and Athletic Center is a long-anticipated space that will serve as a vibrant gathering place with a gym, strength and conditioning room, and expanded pool.

Lake Lot Parking

A paved parking lot surrounded by lush greenery, including a large tree and various shrubs, with several cars parked in the designated spaces. — A campus parking area behind Russell Hall that is tucked away in the natural beauty of Mercy’s grounds.

Main/Student Parking Lot

A paved area with colorful markings surrounded by trees and buildings in the background. — The primary parking area for students and visitors and a key point of arrival each day.

Forest Lot

A peaceful suburban street lined with trees and greenery, with parked cars and a paved walkway in the foreground, set against a backdrop of a clear blue sky. — A quiet parking area below the Mother House.

Front entrance

A paved road winds through a lush, tree-lined landscape, with autumn foliage visible in the background and a sign post in the foreground. — The main entrance to campus welcomes students and guests with the warmth and hospitality that define Mercy.

Grassilli Entrance

A paved path leads through a lush, tree-lined park with a stop sign and various signs visible in the foreground. — An entrance near athletic and student spaces that offers parking to Mercy’s faculty and staff during school hours.

Mercy Center Entrance

A paved path leads through an ornate gate flanked by stone pillars, surrounded by lush greenery and trees in an outdoor setting. — The entrance for guests of the Sisters of Mercy, welcoming visitors into spaces of reflection and prayer in the Chapel.

Sisters of Mercy Entrance

A paved path winds through a lush, wooded area with tall trees casting long shadows on the ground, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. — A private entrance serving the Sisters’ residence, honoring the residential life of the community.