The Chateaux is a unique and historic property in rural Wisconsin. Our home has proudly stood for generations, with many original features that reflect its rich history. Please note: this is not a modern build. You’ll find charming, ‘lived-in’ details that make the space authentic, safe, and special. We sit on a wildflower field, an outdoor bonfire area and a spacious guest condo offering 6 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a Great Room and a kitchen that seats sixteen. Deer and foxes love to visit the wildflower field, and there are two large state parks and the Mississippi River within 25 minutes for hiking, fishing, boating and exploring. The Chateaux is a great fit for family and friend groups.

In addition to the lovely bedrooms and living room, there's a full kitchen - that is absolutely the "church basement" feel kitchen - if you'd like to cook on site, including a full compliment of pots, pans, bakeware, dishes, silverware, etc. We do provide dish soap, spices, oil and a small selection of tea. Bring your own coffee supplies, food, beverages, firewood, sunblock and mosquito repellant. We also provide towels for use in the home, soap, and shampoo and conditioner for you to use during your stay.

The guest wing is comfortable without being modern, and great for relaxing after a fun-filled day outside or at the local auto museum, monolithic monuments, ice cream shops or other adventures. Please note that while the bedrooms and bathrooms are updated, the Great Room and kitchen are not recently renovated and have the building's original feel and design, including original flooring. Please also note that the Chateaux is home to three other separate residences which share walls with the guest wing. Please review the House Rules regarding quiet hours. Also, being in the Wisconsin countryside means enjoying the beauty of nature — you may see wildlife outdoors, and occasionally small visitors like ladybugs or flies may wander inside, especially if doors are left open during move-in. We provide supplies to make your stay comfortable, and most guests find this part of the authentic rural experience.