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Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration

Hudson Queen Anne

Hudson, Wisconsin

This remarkable Queen Anne home, commonly known as the William H. Phipps House, has served as a popular bed and breakfast for over 30 years. Our clients want to convert the stunning four story back to a single family home while ensuring she stands proudly for the next century.

The majority of the project will include restoration of the exterior's many intricate details — scallop shingles, dentil moldings, scrolled frieze boards, fluted posts, decorative panels and brackets, stained glass and bay windows — as well as refinishing original interior wood work, brass door hardware and Italian tile fireplace mantels. Small additions will also be added to the home to expand and modernize the kitchen. 

The owners wish to complement the existing feel of the home with a transitional, yet artful, kitchen that matches the scale of the 'grand dame' while functioning for a modern family.

The space will remain open and bright with windows on three sides, glass doors, two islands, a built-in pantry, coffee bar, and adjacency to a new stair, desk, and large patio, grilling area, and screened veranda.

Currently under construction.

Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Stair
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Office
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Kitchen Hood
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Kitchen Sink
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Kitchen Pantry
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Kitchen Coffee Bar
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Kitchen
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Butler's Pantry
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Butler's Pantry
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Butler's Pantry
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Office & Hall
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Powder Room
Queen Anne - Phipps Mansion Restoration Powder Room

Architecture & Interiors

Ron Brenner Architects

 

Contractor

Hendel Homes

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