Overview

This completely restored German Farmhouse was built in 1920 by Otto Schneider who owned the local grocery and bottling company. This historic property is appropriately named The Stone Well Haus because of the well located in the living room. Although the well was previously located on the back porch, it wasn’t uncommon for homes to have indoor cisterns to have access to fresh water. Expertly restored in 2016, the well is now covered and used as an end table and conversational centerpiece in the large open concept living, dining, and kitchen area. With plenty of windows to the back yard, this makes it the ideal place for entertaining both indoors and out. The house is perfectly furnished throughout with a mix of modern furnishings and the owner’s family antiques including a loom built in 1879 and a pie safe made by your hostess’s great great grandfather. The master bedroom offers the perfect retreat with an iron king size bed and neutral linens with an en suite bath. Located up the original wood staircase are the other two bedrooms, second full bath, and writer’s nook. The second King suite is large enough to be a second master and just as tranquil with a bath right outside the room. Two charming twin beds are located in the third bedroom providing a perfect haven for kids or additional guests. The Stone Well Haus is also the perfect place for Fido. Hosts have provided everything they might need including dog crates, bowls, and a fenced in yard making it the optimal getaway for everyone.