River's Edge, Wisconsin River home located in the city of Rhinelander

Located on the bank of the Wisconsin River in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, this Shabby Sheek inspired, small home will provide peace and comfort as you travel to the are for work, recreation. or to see family, Completely remodeled this past year, the 100 year old home provides period antiques and modern conveniences to be enjoyed during your stay. A generous yard with river views is available for your use during your stay. Sit on benches or chairs as you read or relax.
Bring your boat and fish, canoe or kayak. Access the river from our dock, lounge on benches or chairs and watch migrating birds on the open water all year long.
Full kitchen and bathroom provide cooking tools, soft towels and a washer and dryer is located in the bathroom.
Enjoy WiFi, smart TV, and small movable work desk with outlet plugs and USB ports located in this desk or the bedroom outlet. The desk moves over the bed or a chair.
Sleep in a queen bed with comfy linens, lots of blankets and soft lights. Fold down and make the futon in the living room for a second bed with mattress pad, sheets and blankets provided and located in the bedroom closet.
Cozy up with hot chocolate and enjoy the electric fireplace.
Ceiling fan and table side fan provided for comfort and white noise.
Walk 2-3 blocks to downtown Rhinelander for breakfast, lunch or dinner at our favorite restaurants: Tilly's, Cafe and Pub, Brown Street 151 or CT's Deli.
Trigs grocery is just 2 blocks away and our neighborhood coffee shop, the Briar house makes a great brew.
We provide some coffee options for you to brew your own at the house. Cook your own meals if you would like with well stocked kitchen.

I drove by this little river house on the edge of the Wisconsin River for years on my way to and from work. Run down and neglected, we purchased it and save it from disrepair completely remodeling the place in the past year. We have worked to preserve its historic charm and create a quaint, comfortable and functional place for you to stay.
Why stay in a big hotel down the street when you can have a whole house to yourself, not to mention these spectacular views of the Wisconsin River. As I have worked this past year, I was captivated by the migrating birds because the water never freezes in the winter. Three drakes live in the area most of the year and I've seen swans, cranes and otters from the living room windows.

You're welcome to use the dock. We do not recommended swimming in the river because the current is strong many times of the year. No diving because it's shallow. If you want to go to a sandy beach the Buck Lake public beach or Hodag Park in Rhinelander are two favorite spots for locals.

Explore downtown Brown Street. Across the river is the tourist information center to get more information about the area.