Welcome to the Heritage House, a cozy and charming retreat that celebrates the rich lumbering history of the 1800s in Muskegon. We wanted the Heritage House to represent some of those bygone days.  As you enter through the antique front door, you will be greeted by a stunning round antique leaded glass window that reflects the sunlight in a rainbow of colors in the gable end of the home. Don’t miss the cedar shake fish scale detailing on the exterior which adds a touch of elegance and craftsmanship to this historic style home. Note all the details of this home that will transport you back to earlier times. 

Inside, you will find a comfortable living area with a vaulted ceiling that recalls the European Dutch Heritage style of the late 1800s. The flooring resembles thin plank oak, a common material used in those bygone days. Let your eyes rest upon the upcycled brass and crystal chandelier, which was rescued from a local heritage home, as it casts a warm glow over the room, creating a cozy atmosphere for relaxing or socializing. You can enjoy some organic tea in the antique cups or sip your wine from the cut glass crystal stemware that is housed in the old Hoosier cabinet that serves as a kitchenette. The Hoosier cabinet is stocked with supplies in the old flour drawers, and you find antique china behind the glass upper doors. 

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You can also admire the faux tin tiles that adorn the ceilings of the kitchenette and bathroom areas. The bathroom is accessible through a sliding French door with a vintage brass doorknob. The flooring resembles the white and gray marble used in many of our local historic buildings and grand homes. The bathroom features a flush toilet and a hot shower, and the bed has luxury 100% cotton linens for your comfort and convenience.

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The Heritage House is equipped with electric heat, air-conditioning, a hot shower, a flush toilet, luxury linen, and Wi-Fi for your modern needs. There is a queen bed in the loft and a twin bed fainting couch on the main.