The Scofield House

Turret Suite
The Eastlake influence is apparent in the fine antique burled walnut double bed, marble-topped washstand, and English armoire that conceals a TV/VCR. The oak floor is bordered with a parquet inlay. A connecting sitting room features a Victorian loveseat, marble-topped, mirrored walnut dresser and charming c.1880's "crazy" quilt. The adjacent private outside balcony offers a great place for counting stars on a clear summer night. The adjoining turret bath has a double shower and pedestal sink.

Bleu Room
This elegant guest room has a queen-size nineteenth century burled walnut bed with matching dresser. Lovely antique urn lamps grace the Eastlake end tables. A color TV/VCR is concealed behind white shuttered doors above the ornamental white antique mantle that surrounds the corner, marble-accented fireplace. The private bath features a double whirlpool tub, corner shower, antique oak medicine cabinet and pedestal sink.

The Water Lilly Room
A very private guest room with its own porch and entry. The original master bedroom has been expanded to include a sitting area with a corner fireplace, antique oak mantle and stained glass window. The maple floor of the bedroom has an inlaid border design that surrounds an oriental rug under a queen-size Eastlake walnut bed. A 19th century mirrored French walnut armoire conceals a TV/VCR and stereo system. The attached bathroom features a separate shower, double whirlpool tub beneath an antique stained glass window, and English encaustic floor tiles.

The Gazebo Room
A very private guest room with its own porch and entry. The original master bedroom has been expanded to include a sitting area with a corner fireplace, antique oak mantle and stained glass window. The maple floor of the bedroom has an inlaid border design that surrounds an oriental rug under a queen-size Eastlake walnut bed. A 19th century mirrored French walnut armoire conceals a TV/VCR and stereo system. The attached bathroom features a separate shower, double whirlpool tub beneath an antique stained glass window, and English encaustic floor tiles.