Home’s History
Built in 1916, the Gufler Mansion showcases classic neoclassical design, complete with tall columns and ornate details. Originally constructed as a grand private residence, it later operated as a successful bed-and-breakfast. Meticulous restorations preserved its early 20th-century character, from original hardwood floors to decorative moldings, ensuring the mansion’s heritage remains a focal point.
Its Current Status
Offered fully furnished and turn-key, the mansion blends old-world charm with modern conveniences. Twelve bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and three kitchens accommodate both large gatherings and everyday living. Having served as an event venue, it remains well-suited for hosting, yet also transitions seamlessly into a private home. Its scale and flexibility invite endless possibilities.
Exterior Photos
Spanning nearly three-quarters of an acre, the grounds feature a sunken garden, wide porches, and elegant balconies that reflect the home’s neoclassical spirit. A detached, multi-vehicle garage and ample parking reinforce the mansion’s practicality. Meticulously maintained landscaping and restored architectural elements give the property an immediate sense of grandeur and hospitality.
Interior Photos
The mansion’s interior offers over 10,000 total square feet, including a finished basement. High ceilings, abundant windows, and preserved woodwork create a warm, inviting backdrop for gatherings. Each room showcases thoughtful updates that complement period details, while common areas and sitting rooms provide comfortable spaces for conversation or relaxation. The result is stately yet welcoming.
Kitchen Photos
Three main kitchens and 1 carriage house kitchen combine modern appliances with timeless design touches. Upgraded counters and cabinetry blend harmoniously with the mansion’s heritage, enabling seamless entertaining or day-to-day family cooking. Whether hosting a formal event or preparing a casual meal, each kitchen offers ample room to accommodate both intimate dinners and large-scale gatherings.
