"This larger, two-story shingle and bevel siding house shows the characteristics of the late Queen Anne style in its asymmetrical plan, roofline and fenestration, Also, the detailing is restrained rather than elaborate as was the rule with earlier interpretations of this style. The gables are shingled and pierced by double windows with latticed muntins. The leg of the 'ell' that forms the primary facade is chamfered with the gable overhang supported by ornate spindlework brackets. A massive fieldstone veranda spans the primary leg of the ell, fills the void between both the legs, and terminates in a cylindrical conservatory. The use of the fieldstone is a hint of the Craftsman style just coming into popularity and makes this building a stylistic hybrid of turn-of-the-century styles of residential architecture."
- National Register of Historic Places survey of the South Seventh Avenue Historic District, Sturgeon Bay, WI
When you enter the Reynolds House, you are transported back in time, to an era of fine craftsmanship and eye for detail.
From the warm glow of the intricately detailed oak paneling to the myriad antiques and objets de arts, the entire house is open for guests to explore.
Gather in the parlor 'round the piano for a song or two. Relax by the fire in the comfortably appointed library. Or you can always flip on the television when it's game time - Sonny's Pizza delivers!
"From the moment we walked through the front door we knew we were in for something very special."
- Nadine and Scott, Dousman, WI
