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Located in the heart of historic downtown Mineral Point, this cozy 1 bedroom apartment is the ideal respite for your getaway or business travel. Built in 1902 as a luxurious hotel, the Royal Inn is now home to private apartments, a coffee house and a Southwestern Bar and Grille. This charming 2nd floor space offers a delightful blend of old world charm and modern amenities coupled with the experience of one of Wisconsin's best and oldest little towns.

High ceilings, original wood floors, and fantastic natural light create the perfect space to relax and unwind. Indulge your culinary creativity with a full kitchen, lose yourself while watching your favorite program or flic on the tufted velvet sofa, or retire with a good book to the cozy bedroom.

The apartment is located in the Old Royal Inn, right in the heart of downtown, historic Mineral Point. Steps away from galleries, bars, restaurants, museums, and charming shops... all is within walking distance.

Built in 1849, Cottage on Clowney is 2 blocks away from the heart of Mineral Point making it easy to walk to the local shops, restaurants and historic destinations. The Cottage features a beautiful living room with amazing stone work making it extremely cozy, a separate reading nook and a welcoming kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. Enjoy having a campfire in the back yard and the sheer quietness of the location. It is the perfect place to relax and recharge your batteries.

Built in 1849 originally as a carriage house and lived in by the 2nd mayor of Mineral Point, John Clowney this home features amazing stone work and is as inviting and cozy as you imagine. We cannot wait to hear about all the memories you will make in our home and our town.

Our neighborhood is so peaceful and quiet allowing you to truly relax and unwind. Yet we are only 2 blocks from the Heart of Mineral Point. The perfect location!

Nestled on 1.3 acres, on Wisconsin’s oldest street, a home away from home awaits you. Use the house as a base to explore the beauty of the Driftless area, the vibrant energy of Mineral Point, or simply relax at home, reading, writing, cooking, napping and decompressing. The house has been updated with modern conveniences but retains its old-world charm and elegance. A well equipped kitchen, super-comfy beds, and lots of natural light, make this perfect for a romantic getaway or family vacation.

The 1700 sq ft house is a stones throw from a park with tennis courts and an amazing outdoor pool. It is a short walk (4-5minutes) to the Shakerag Alley Arts Center and the main High Street. Short hikes can be had within Mineral Point by climbing Merry Christmas hill. Close by places to visit include: House on the Rock, Governor Dodge State Park, Spring Green, American Players Theatre and more.

Folks round town say the letters MP don’t just stand for Mineral Point, but are also code for Magical Place! And they are right, Mineral Point is where Wisconsin first began, steeped in a rich history it is now home to 60+ artists many of whom have galleries right on and around the main High Street. Modeled after the small villages of Cornwall, England you’ll feel at once at home, yet also transported back in time. You’ll be enchanted by the vibrant, creative community you’ll find and the incredible buzzing energy you’ll feel. Many people have come for a weekend or short visit only to fall under the magical spell, and return (sometimes years later, sometimes just in a matter of weeks!) to make Mineral Point their permanent home. Come and find your magical place in our great Mineral Point story!

Springside is perhaps the oldest operating guest house in Mineral Point. Built between 1843 and 1847 by Cornish merchant John Tregaskis it was renovated back in the 1940's by Bob Neil and Edgar Hellum to be a guest house for Pendarvis. They called it Newlyn House. This wonderful little house continues to welcome guests.

Springside Cottage is made up of two private units (Side 1 and Side 2), and is located on Shake Rag street, just a short walk from everything. Most of the photos are from Side 2, unless otherwise indicated.

Springside is within easy walking distance to Mineral Point's galleries and pubs. Shake Rag Alley is across the street.

Charming home only 3 blocks from downtown Mineral Point makes for the perfect getaway. The home sits on a quiet street and is surrounded by gardens and a beautiful backyard. Built-in 1901 this home has stories to tell. Pack your bags and spend some time soaking in its peacefulness!

Open floor plan with everything on the main level. Walk-in shower. Back deck with grill, table, and chairs. A place for a campfire and more.

Mineral Point is where Wisconsin began. We are known for our history, architecture, and art. With many amazing places to eat and shop you will love your experience.

Wonderful and quixotic. This stone Miners’ Cottage has been lived in continuously since it was built around 1836. Andrew Jackson was still President when Cornish stone masons laid these walls. Now it is yours to enjoy!

The Miner's Cottage, owned by the Wisconsin State Historical Society (and rented out by Brewery Creek) has been carefully maintained to preserve its historical essence while providing modern creature comforts we've become accustomed to (e.g., heat, AC, running water, internet, television, etc.). The unit features a kitchen, queen-size bed, wing back chairs, sofa-bed, fireplace, and enough charm and innate antiquity to make you never want to leave. Our guests usually choose the Miner's cottage when they need time away. It's popular for long celebratory weekends (especially birthdays ending in zero and anniversaries) and temporary lodging.

Forget about being "near" history, with the Miner's Cottage, you'll be living it. Nevertheless, there is lots around to see and do, including galleries, studios, and Shake Rag Alley. Plenty of food and drink options are within walking distance, too.

Built in 1890, Chestnut Cottage is located in the heart of the historic district within easy walking distance of shops, galleries, restaurants and historic sites. The Cottage features a comfortable living room, bright dining room, country kitchen, first floor bathroom and two upstairs bedrooms with one queen bed and one twin bed. Chestnut Cottage features artwork by prominent local artists. Wi-Fi, cable TV, DVD/CD players are included. Complimentary coffee/tea service.

Built in 1890 by David Brown, Chestnut Cottage is considered one of the true architectural gems of Mineral Point. Relax inside surrounded by artwork by prominent local artists or rock quietly on the front porch amid the sights and sounds of a cottage garden. Beautiful in any season, a stay at Chestnut Cottage will create memories for years to come.

Chestnut Cottage is located in the heart of Mineral Point's beautiful historic district within easy walking distance of shops, galleries, restaurants and historic sites. The Cottage is also within easy driving distance of Spring Green, home of architect Frank Lloyd Wright and American Players Theatre.

This lovely 1920's Arts and Crafts home is perfectly placed in the historic district of beautiful Mineral Point, Wisconsin, nestled in a serene little corner of town where you will feel at home or as far away as you wish. Come enjoy a spacious bedroom suite, inclusive of a large private bathroom. You'll have a your own entrance through a lovely patio which leads you to your sunroom, seating area, and into your suite! You'll be pleasantly surprised how much space you'll have to unwind & relax!

The newer addition is attached to our main house, just off the kitchen. However you'll have privacy with your own entrance through the back patio and through the back door. There is a security door which separates the bedroom space from the rest of the house. The bedroom is spacious and airy with a nice view of the surrounding neighborhood, it sits up high so it feels private. Four nice windows give a cross-breeze. Built in bookcases hold a variety of books for you to enjoy while you're here and a tall desk with two stools for your computer or iPad browsing. There is a fridge, utensils and a coffee maker for your use. TV with a DVD player and a vast selection of movies to enjoy. There are 3 easy chairs in the room for relaxing in, some board games for down time and plenty of brochures of local attractions in the Mineral Point and surrounding areas.

Just a short stroll from our home to Orchard Lawn, built in 1868, with nine acres of lush and tranquil gardens. Enjoy a tour of the Gundry House and picnic on their landscaped grounds. (Weddings and special events are held there and there's always live music on the porch 2nd Fridays of the summer months. We'll provide lawn chairs and you bring the wine and cheese) A 5 minute walk to the beautifully restored and quirky downtown Mineral Point where you can chat with our talented artisans, peek into their studios, and meet our friendly shopkeepers and gallery owners who offer locally made art and gifts. You'll feel the history and love for the arts as you wander our streets and you'll appreciate the warmth and openness of our little town. A variety of excellent restaurants and coffee shops add to the appeal of this destination city.

Large bedroom with queen bed and full closet with access to guest bathroom. A second bedroom also available (see separate listing to book both together).

Located in a residential neighborhood within 5 minutes walk to Pendarvis Historical Village, City Outdoor Public Pool and various parks. A ten minute walk to Main Street shops, which includes various works from local artisans and antiques.

Make yourself at home in Mineral Point, Wisconsin. The spacious main room at Tuckpoint is decorated with handmade ceramic sculpture, early Mineral Point photographs, handsome stone walls, and beautiful stained glass. The private bedroom features an array of multi-colored 1930s windows on one wall with a pleasant view from the comfortable queen bed. Tuckpoint is sure to delight you and a guest with unusual and rare finds dating back to the Cornish settlers and Mineral Point's mining days.

The bathroom features an antique corner sink and mirror made from an old iron scale. Between the claw-foot tub and the modern shower stall is a remarkable wall of masonry "finds," including fossils, arrowheads, unusual bricks and stone, even lead from the old Mineral Point mines, all collected and mortared into place by the mason whose stone retaining walls enliven the gardens outside. The kitchen includes a microwave, toaster, coffee pot, and mini-fridge and is fully stocked with dishes and silverware. A stove-top hot plate, pots and pans, and a tea kettle are stored in the kitchen cabinets for your use.

Located in the historic downtown arts district, Tuckpoint is in part of the former Globe Hotel, built in 1877. Mineral Point was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971, the first Wisconsin city to receive that designation. The neighborhood is representative of Mineral Point's dedication to historic preservation, arts and culture, and entrepreneurship. There are plenty of places for shopping, dining, and adventuring. Within walking distance are Pendarvis — the Wisconsin Historic Site featuring a series of early 19th-century cottages built by Cornish immigrants — and Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts, our magical campus of historic buildings and lush gardens that serve as classrooms for arts and crafts workshops and event spaces for community and private celebrations.

Due to Covid-19, we are temporarily not accepting new reservations. Stay safe. Be wise. See you on the other side. Mineral Point's premiere vacation guesthouse - since 2003. Luxury 3 bedrooms, with two full baths (including a two person hot tub). Outdoor firepit, gas fireplace. 2 miles of wooded trails. 5 acre restored prairie. Books, CDs and DVDs. Free Wi-fi.

The Lodge: 3 BR 2 bath luxury home four miles outside of Mineral Point, Wisconsin. Fully equipped kitchen, extensive modern library, satellite t-v, free wi-fi and long distance, fireplace, hot tub. Luxury linens. Gas grill. The land: 26 acres - all yours, including 20 acres of mature woods and a 5 acre restored prairie. 2 miles of private paths for hiking, snow shoeing, birding. Firepit.

Suite 1865 is one of three suites in the Moses Strong Guest House. It is a bright and beautiful room with a queen-size bed and memory-foam mattress. It's painted pine floors, spacious en-suite bathroom, large comfortable shower, full length dressing mirror and 19th century lighting are just a few of the details that make this room popular with our guests. The in-room coffee station and sitting room microwave, fridge and ice maker provide all the amenities you'll need for a relaxing get-away!

The Moses Strong House is a stone mansion built in 1839. It has many unique period features and is listed on the Historic Register of Homes. Elegant and comfortable, guests are encouraged to enjoy the half acre of gardens. Bathrooms are large and beautifully decorated.

This historic home in the heart of town is an excellent gathering place for larger groups and families who want to share some common spaces and still have the privacy of separate bedrooms. Use it as home base for exploring the driftless area and it's many treasures. Explore galleries and shops, take a bike ride or indulge in one of the area's restaurants. Explore your artistic side in the third floor Creative Studio. Let your imagination lead you and the studio inspire you.

The Jones Mansion is a treasure from the past with many of it's features original to it's 1906 beginnings. Extraordinary examples of craftsmanship from a bygone era are in every detail of the house once owned by the founder of the Mineral Point Lead and Zinc Works and former Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

Mineral Point is a quintessential small town (and I know it well, having grown up here) rich in history, natural beauty and artistic community. At its heart are the people who live here that make it so special and it's something to be experienced firsthand. Come say hi!

The Linden Cottage is a beautifully renovated historic Sears Catalog Home built in 1902. It has all of its lovely original architectural features, including original woodwork. It is flooded with natural light and has a fully equipped gourmet kitchen to accommodate "too many cooks in the kitchen".

It's a great place for family gatherings, vacationers, workshops, as well as corporate meeting. The rooms are open and flooded with natural light.

Linden is a small rural community, with a population of about 400, nestled in scenic southwest Wisconsin. The property is adjacent to pastures and open fields.

This charming one bedroom apartment is located in the historic Old Royal Inn, one of Mineral Point's most iconic buildings. It boasts 2 floors with a spiral staircase winding to the bedroom/bathroom suite from the living room. Guests are able to peer out over the cozy streets of Mineral Point from a balcony off the front of the apartment and enjoy 2 restaurants on the first level of the building. Should cooking be preferred, a full kitchen is the perfect amenity for your stay.

This second-floor studio features modern amenities and historical touches befitting the unique spirit of Roland Sardeson, the beloved Mineral Point stonemason and potter who bequeathed his building to Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts in 2016. The recently renovated loft features a queen-sized bed, bathroom with shower, writing desk, kitchenette, and lovely views of downtown. When you're ready to explore, the creative community and bucolic nature of Mineral Point await right outside your door.

Roland's Loft is the top floor of The Sardeson at Shake Rag Alley. Lovingly decorated to honor the creative spirit of Roland himself, guests can enjoy unique touches including the writing desk made of refurbished Mineral Point Opera House floorboards and kitchen and bathroom ceramic prairie tiles made by nationally known muralist Bruce Howdle. The loft is the perfect getaway for guests traveling for work and/or play.

Located in the historic downtown arts district, Roland's Loft at The Sardeson is in part of the former Globe Hotel, built in 1877. Mineral Point was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971, the first Wisconsin city to receive that designation. The neighborhood is representative of Mineral Point's dedication to historic preservation, arts and culture, and entrepreneurship. There are plenty of places for shopping, dining, and adventuring. Within walking distance are Pendarvis — the Wisconsin Historic Site featuring a series of early 19th-century cottages built by Cornish immigrants — and Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts, our magical campus of historic buildings and lush gardens that serve as classrooms for arts and crafts workshops and event spaces for community and private celebrations.

Medium bedroom with queen size bed, closet and access to shared guest bathroom. A second bedroom also available (see separate listing to book both together).

Located in a residential neighborhood within 5 minutes walk to Pendarvis Historical Village, City Outdoor Public Pool and various parks. A ten minute walk to Main Street shops, which includes various works from local artisans and antiques.

Charming newly remodeled, modern home in Mineral Point, walking distance to Historic Pendarvis Village.

Located in a residential neighborhood with a 5-minute walk to Pendarvis Historical Village, City Outdoor Public Pool and various parks. A 10-minute walk to Main Street shops, which includes various works from local artisans and antiques.

Suite 1839 is one of three suites in the Moses Strong Guest House. Built in 1839 this limestone territory mansion has been renovated for modern convenience. Suite 1839, is an elegant, luxurious space, flooded with natural light from it's 6 over 6 original windows. It has a king-size bed, separate reading area and a spacious bathroom with double shower. Original details include paneled, deep set windows, pine floors, and exquisite period lighting fixtures. It is located on the second floor.

A great place for get-away weekends to shop, relax , rest, enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, snow shoeing or taking in the historic sites of Mineral Point. Walking distance to galleries, museums and dining. We offer complimentary beverages of coffee, tea or hot chocolate, a microwave, dishes, utensils.

The Garden Suite is one of three suites in the Moses Strong Guest House. It is a first floor luxury accommodation with an en-suite shower. Its king-size bed and reading area overlook the waterfall garden. The hardwood flooring and stone walls create a setting that is warm and cozy while the picture windows bring the outdoors in! This part of the house served as the outdoor kitchen for the family in it's heyday. Now it is a restful accommodation with a private entrance for our guests.

NYC/Berlin loft style above Mineral Point's coolest contemporary art gallery. King bed and all the space you would want.

Fully air-conditioned or heated, and free wifi. We completely gutted the upstairs and brought back the original space, which was a ballroom in days gone by. We are house proud.

The town is a national treasure with more history than you can shake a stick at. Some great restaurants!