209 E Frederick St, Rhinelander, WI 54501

Known as Cranberry Hill, this Queen Ann mansion was built in 1892 for Edward O. & Clara Brown (Merchants State Bank, the paper mill, and more). The grounds boast almost 2 acres of park-like setting in Rhinelander's courthouse district with a 2br 1bath Garden House and 3 car carriage house. The 6500sqft main house features a distinctive cupola with 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and a 3rd floor flat with another bedroom, bathroom and bonus room. There is 2 enclosed sitting porches, 3 outside porches, 3 fireplaces, original wood floors, crown molding, exposed beams, chandelier in dining room, kitchen with butler's pantry and breakfast nook, a maid's staircase & quarters, a main handcrafted staircase, huge windows, and an updated roof, boiler system, & fascia. The home's details display the thought and care architects Lew Porter and Allan Conover put into the Cranberry Hill project (Frank Lloyd Wright was their intern). Zoned R3 use this property as a private residence or a B&B.