Historic District Farmhouse-Cozy Vintage Retreat Near Downtown Wausau Stay in a lovingly restored hand built 1858 farmhouse, located in Wausau’s historic district. The two units in this vintage home blend timeless character with modern comforts, just a short walk to downtown shops, restaurants, and the riverwalk. Inside, you’ll find warm, vintage décor with soft sage accents, antique details, and thoughtful touches that create a cozy “storybook” atmosphere. The space includes a comfortable queen bed, fully equipped kitchenette with induction cooktop, farmhouse table, and a charming sitting nook. Deep window ledges and curated vintage finds add to the home’s historic charm. Guests enjoy free WiFi, smart TV, air conditioning, and complimentary coffee and tea. Shared laundry facilities are available on site. Perfect for extended stays, weekend getaways, or business travel, this loft offers both character and convenience. Highlights: Located in an 1858 farmhouse in Wausau’s historic district Private apartment with vintage-inspired design Kitchenette with induction cooktop, fridge, and essentials Cozy queen bed and comfortable seating area Shared laundry access

We have a deep love for old homes and the stories they hold. Over the years, we’ve been restoring and caring for a collection of historic houses in Wausau, bringing new life to spaces built in the 1800s and early 1900s. For us, hosting is more than offering a place to stay—it’s about sharing the charm, comfort, and character of these homes with travelers who appreciate history and a cozy, lived-in feel. When we’re not working on our homes we enjoy spending time with our five kids, three cats, and a dog. We enjoy biking, traveling, nature, and savoring local food.

The home is located in the Andrew Warren National Historic District. The lovingly cared for homes just outside of downtown create a beautiful backdrop to start your Wausau adventures. From the front porch it’s an easy stroll to downtown, museums, restaurants, the Grand Theater, the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, and the River Walk Trail.