The third floor has a large central room with three bedrooms, probably used by servants. The basic structure of the house is made of heart pine. The house contains eight fireplaces with mantels made of cypress wood. Mortar in the chimneys has decomposed so the fireplaces are no longer used. The Bradlee-McIntyre House has been restored as authentically as possible.
Most furnishings are of the late Victorian period.
A few reproductions have been purchased to complete the d cor. The Bradlee-McIntyre House is open for tours on the second and fourth Sunday from 1 PM until 4 PM, and the second and fourth Wednesday from 11 AM until 4 PM, throughout the year. The Society also hosts group tours and school groups by special appointment. The school groups spend a couple of hours touring and hearing about the history of the house, hearing the history of the era that opened this area to tourists, and are given a feeling for the lifestyle of the wealthy Victorian tourist. Contrasting life styles of the year-round residents of the area are featured.