The Curries' two story farmhouse was built in 1892 and remodeled in 1948. The wood throughout the house was the first delivered to the Jamieson Brothers lumberyard (Poynette) after World War II. Because materials were hard to come by, the house was finished with not just one type of wood, but four: beech, birch, maple, and oak.  All the floors are original.

Visitors enter into a built in porch/music room with a Hammond organ and other 1950's instruments available for use. Next, a family room welcomes weary travelers to sit, relax, and take in the friendly, fun fifties atmosphere around them. Guests can enjoy the collection of vintage movie DVD's and magazines.  An attached meeting room/dining room offers an area to discuss the day’s adventures or business plans. 

The large kitchen area is furnished with 1950’s tables, appliances, and dinnerware. Guests can take advantage of an optional full continental country breakfast and will find the refrigerator stocked with complimentary snacks and drinks.

 A screened Gazebo has been added in 2011 and accomodates 6 guests to enjoy the evenings.

Upstairs, guests can choose from four themed bedrooms:

• Room #1: Movie Stars and Cinema featuring stars and movies of the 1950's era.
• Room #2: Greatest Love Stories featuring a private porch and memorabilia from hollywood's greatest couples like Bogie and Becall and Hepburn and Tracy.
• Room #3: Fashion and Music features the best of 1950's culture.
• Room #4: Vintage Cars and Tractors featuring photos, models, advertisements, and memoribilia of antique 1950's tractors and cars.
• Room #5:  is located off the first floor kitchen and has a private full bath and can be rented as a private suite.

Upstairs, guests will find a separate half bath and a full bath featuring an upscale comfort spa accented with marble, glass block and a double shower with full body wash.  It includes a marbel bench in the shower.  In each bedroom, a vintage chenille bath robe is provided for guests.  Linens are provided in vintage suitcases.