The three-story LococoHouse was built in 1907 by William Knoblauch on the site of a brickyard. The house is made of 300,000 bricks over hand-hewn timbers. LococoHouse still has it's original roof, made of interlocking cement tiles. Oak mantled fireplaces in several rooms are set off by emerald green glass brick. Each room is decorated with family photos, furniture from friends, family heirlooms and flea market finds.
Guests are welcome to sit in the parlor put their feet up on the coffee table.
LococoHouse II has four elegant guestrooms, two exciting dining rooms, a large parlor and a spacious kitchen. A full breakfast is prepared with your overnight stay. Original Transoms, or interior windows that open so air can circulate over the doorways, sometimes allow delicious smells to waft from the kitchen to the rest of the house. Your hosts, Leo and Rhona Lococo spend all time neccessary looking after your every need. Helping you plan your stay and answering any question or just chatting.