George Brumder, a prominent Milwaukee business leader, built this majestic brick home in 1910 for his eldest son. Designed in the English Arts and Crafts style, it blends Victorian, Gothic, and Arts and Crafts elements. All common rooms contain massive oak fireplaces, exquisite woodwork, and beautiful antiques. The formality of the interior contrasts with the home's relaxed, friendly atmosphere and the warmth of your host, Carol Hirschi. The home's lower level contains a small theatre which is home to professional productions and acting classes. I invite guests to join me in the audience. Close to Interstate 94 and downtown, the Mansion offers easy access to festivals, museums, State Fair Park, Miller Stadium, Marquette Universiy, shopping, and dozens of restaurants. You'll stay in a comfortable, urban, multi-cultural Historic District surrounded by grand Victorian homes and historic buildings.

A stately English Tudor mansion perched upon a hill overlooking picturesque downtown Hartford.

Our 1914 Prairie Style Bungalow Welcomes You Back Home!

The Hillcrest Inn: journey to a 1908 four-acre, wooded estate that combines the nostalgic memories of yesteryear with the luxurious amenities today's bed and breakfast travelers find most appealing. Enter the property through the original fieldstone posts and follow the curving drive until the panoramic view unfolds before you. Built on the crest of a hill, this inn has one of the spectacular views in southeastern Wisconsin. Hillcrest is an Edwardian estate where you can enjoy the refurbished beauty of the original craftsmanship such as maple floor, mahogany beamed ceilings and leaded glass windows. Every room has a tasteful blend of furnishings, accents and antiques that make them distinctive. We offer a romantic and secluded setting, overlooking gently flowing rivers and distant hills. Stroll the walking-paths, experience the lovely flower gardens, or relax on one of the expansive porches to enjoy the breathtaking sunset. Free WiFi available.

Great Midwest Bed and Breakfast Getaway - attractions for all interests & easy access to Milwaukee

Rest, Relax and Rejuvenate. Come stay in Wisconsin Lake Country's most romantic Inn

Victorian home furnished for comfort and relaxing; almost like staying at Grandma's house.

The Stagecoach Inn was built in 1853 as a stagecoach stop on the way from Milwaukeee to Greenbay. The Inn was built from local limestone and housed a pub, floral shop, and rooms for travelers. Next door to the Inn was a stable and blacksmith. Restored in 1984 by Brook and Liz Brown, the Inn now houses a chocolate shop, a pub and 9 guest rooms. The rooms are decorated comfortably with antiques. The Weber Haus Annex is across the street and features 3 rooms with fireplaces and whirlpools, as well as a private garden area. Conveniently located in the Historic District within walking distance to shops, restaurants and galleries. A truly romantic getaway.

Indulge yourself in the luxury and elegance of this magnificently restored 1902 historic Inn.

A replicated 1846, Greek Revival Stagecoach house, furnished in authentic period antiques, brings the past into the present, while today's amenities provide superior comforts. Five spacious bedchambers, adjoining private baths (two with double whirlpool tubs and fireplaces) that offer a quiet, romantic retreat. Select a vintage publication or play a game in our 'tap room'; choose a musical selection to play on the melodeans or parlor organs. Wood burning stoves will warm you in the parlor and "tap" room. We're also fully air-conditioned. A full breakfast is included and served in the dining room on antique Tea-Leaf china. Eagle Centre House is situated high on a hill, amidst twenty acres in the Southern Kettle Moraine Forest which features hiking, biking, skiing, golfing, horseback riding and more! Visit "Old World Wisconsin", the Wisconsin Historical Society's 576-acre outdoor living history museum. Ten Chimneys Historic Site and East Troy Trolley Museum are nearby.

Serenity~Elegance~Comfort~Gracious Hospitality~Peaceful Privacy at the Port Washington Inn

Originally built in 1886, Manderley was the home of David and Adda Howie. David was a coal merchant, Civil War veteran and a prominent member of Milwaukee Society. Adda, known as “Lady Howie”, was a published author, lobbyist, and world famous innovator of dairy farming techniques. The house is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places for outstanding architectural significance.