Area craftsman constructed the elegant home under the direction of a local contractor who imported mahogany for the cabinets in the downstairs rooms. Fine leaded glass windows and a stained glass window, still present, were brought over from Europe. After a succession of owners who individually improved upon the structure and decor of the residence, William Kaul, an industrialist, purchased the home in 1912. A major feature of this Inn is the magnificent stairhall trimmed in quarter-sawn oak. Wainscotting, paneled doors and crown moldings add to the decor of the handsomely appointed rooms.
Several suites have fireplaces and whirlpool tubs.
The room features a working fireplace, king-sized bed, and primary bathroom fixtures. The adjacent Carriage House has two Tudor-style rooms and a suite on the second floor. Great care was taken to maintain the historic character of these properties. Complementary continental breakfast is offered to guests on weekends. St. Marys and its beautiful rural surroundings, nestled amongst the Allegheny Mountains, offer excellent fishing, hunting and hiking.