Your suite inside The Delforge Place will be one of several inside an historic Victorian-style home, built as a one-room Sunday House in 1898 by German pioneer Ferdinand Koeppen. Originally situated on a tract of land near Barons Creek known as the "Company Garden," which had been set aside as a communal garden by the German Emigration Company, it was moved to its present site and restored in 1975.

Today, the home retains its unique character, with original wood floors, 12-foot ceilings, beaded board, and chandeliers. Especially striking are the windows and doors of beveled, stained, and etched glass -- all original and in excellent condition.

Privacy

In this guesthouse you are welcome to come and go as you please.

Accommodations

Furnished with American and European pieces, The Delforge Place is accented with antiques and family heirlooms. Special features include a Belgian Dovre wood-burning stove and French doors leading to a shaded rock patio with seating and a Therapeutic Hot Tub.

Guest rooms or suites offer a number of amenities, and are themed according to different historical periods.

Two night minimum stay on ALL weekends.

Activities

There are many ways to spend your time while visiting The Delforge Place:

• Horseshoes
• Croquet
• Cable TV