Description

Built in 1910 as the estate of a local businessman Joeseph A. Lauerman, the house was hailed as one of the most beautiful examples of a colonial revival architecture. Ornate birds eye maple, mahogany and elaborate wood trims and original art glass chandeliers reflect the grace and charm of a bygone era. The Lauerman House resides in the Historical District of downtown Marinette and across the quiet side street from the Menominee River where you can sit on the front porch to relax and enjoy the view. The Lauerman House also resides by a railroad track where occasionally a train will pass through. We are only minutes from from shops, local antique shops and Michigan.