A classic Queen Anne, the Hersey House was built by Samuel and Emily Hersey in 1898. Mr. Hersey was a partner of Issac Staples who owned and operated the Staples, Bean & Hersey Logging Company in the 1880s.

Beautiful, decorative layers of millwork adorn the steeply gabled roof trusses, squared tower, balcony, and veranda. The clapboard siding is typical of Queen Anne stick style homes of the era. Gardens and lawns interspersed with walkways and benches create a lovely outdoor retreat for guests.

Lovingly renovated in 2002 by Judy Tauber, the rooms are clean, spacious, and elegant. The hallways and open balconies offer quiet getaways for reading and reflecting. Two angled stairways and connecting rooms offer easy access throughout the home. Large etched glass windows in the front room and parlor fill the house with light. Four ample sized bedrooms are situated to ensure privacy.

Let us extend our hospitality to you. You will very much enjoy your stay with us