Such a gorgeous historic property in Quincy. Everything was so great. Thank you so much for having us!

We are very pleased with stay. Home was clean with everything needed for a beautiful weekend with family from Kansas, Wisconsin, Florida & local family. Our granddaughter graduated from Quincy High School so wonderful memories were created. Appreciated the home that had every thing we needed. I would definitely recommend the home & return if we have the opportunity.

Great location. Beautiful house. Great porches. Kitchen includes every kitchen implement imaginable (not just 4 plates, 4 forks, one pot and one big bowl like some properties).

Perfect for my parents and sister’s family while they were in Quincy. Well maintained (especially given the age and size), and very comfortable beds and furniture (while still maintaining its historic architectural charm). We will rent again.

I was born in Quincy, as were my parents and their parents. Six family members came from Seattle and California to visit family and feel lucky to have stayed here. We'd long driven down these blocks, salivating as we looked at the gorgeous homes, so this was heaven. Comfortable beds, very well-stocked kitchen, plenty of outdoor and indoor space if you want time alone, although we also gathered in the spacious kitchen and living room on a rainy day. The walking was great as well, so we put on a lot of miles (which we needed because we got our Quincy pork tenderloin fix.)

Perfect place to stay and to reconnect with friends for our 50th QHS Reunion. Kitchen was very well equipped and made cooking easy. Definitely would consider on my next trip to Quincy.

All of us are former Quincians and this home gave us all a great place to stay as we returned to celebrate a dear friend who had passed. Thank you

Neat old mansion. Parts have been renovated; others still need work. It was fun to stay in one of the historic mansions in downtown Quincy, where my husband’s grandmother used to take me driving to see them all from the outside and to view the dogwood trees. What a treat to be able to not only see inside one of them, but to stay in one. Can’t wait to see what it looks like when it is fully restored.