




Discover a storybook escape at Poolside at Fairfield's Mansion, a one-of-a-kind historic estate in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. This timeless retreat, once the residence of a prominent local family known for their contributions to the arts, beautifully reimagines a piece of local legacy for modern gatherings, blending old-world charm with effortless luxury.
Designed for large groups and multi-generational getaways, the home features 6 bedrooms and 6 beds, with 4 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 14 guests. The layout is both welcoming and functional; two king bedrooms are located on the main level for easy single-floor living, while four additional bedrooms are located upstairs. For extra flexibility, a quirky and fun upstairs sitting area includes a pull-out sofa. Guests can find peace in the sunlit library, entertainment in the media room, or playfulness in the playroom.
While general amenities are limited to the house's structure, the estate boasts impressive room-specific details. The heart of the home is a chef's kitchen equipped with a gas stovetop, double ovens, and a dreamy butler's pantry featuring a prep sink and wine fridge. Architectural character is found throughout in the graceful arches, original wood shutters, and a serene screened-in porch perfect for morning coffee.
The crown jewel of the property is the private 16' x 36' heated saltwater pool, complete with a tanning ledge and 6-foot depth, surrounded by lush landscaping. The outdoor experience is completed by a gas grill and a fire pit for evening s'mores.
Located just a short stroll from downtown Lake Geneva, the lakefront, and the public library, this estate offers a rare balance of privacy and convenience.
Practical Information:
Come for the pool, stay for the magic, and create lifelong memories in this beautifully curated space.
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