Appleton's Oldest House

Last Open House until next spring. Come check us out.

We never get tired of reading reviews like this.

This is a lovely house in a quiet, safe neighborhood. The house has the distinction of being Appleton's oldest house, furnished with historic pieces that reflect the classic architecture. You really feel like you are waking up in a bygone era. This is probably the cleanest house I have ever stayed in (I mean, eat off the floor clean). If you are looking for overstuffed lounge chairs and big TV's, this is not the house for you, but if you appreciate historic homes with character, then give this little house a try. It really is sweet, well cared for and a unique stay. Jennifer - Atlanta, GA

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This "oldest house in Appleton" is the most charming place we have stayed! It exudes character, being lovingly restored with great attention to detail. The home is perfectly appointed; we felt as though we were visiting our grandparent's home. The kitchen is fully stocked with any items you may need and the hosts have anticipated everything and provided it in advance. They went above and beyond to provide the most perfect stay possible. I could have stayed a month and been very happy! It is located in a prime area with easy access to everything. I only hate to rave about it for fear that it won't be available next time we are in town!

Appleton's Oldest House survived the tornado of this century. Looking forward to the next 175 years! Another half mile to the west, and we may not have been as lucky. Our thoughts and prayers to all those who suffered from this tragic event. Like the settlers of 1851, we're tough; we'll survive. And be better for it.

One of our guests requested a table lamp next to the bed. I think this works.

Message from current guest, "Hey, quick question. I just noticed the copy of the Appleton Post-Crescent in the living room dated Nov 22, 1963 and announcing the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Is that authentic? It looks like it is, and it kind of blew my mind."

Response, "Yes, that is an original copy."

The most recent review from a guest,
"The most unique stay I've ever experienced! If I could give 10 stars I would!"

Lester Balliet’s nieces and nephews always knew where to find a piece of butterscotch candy.

Appleton’s Oldest House has witnessed every Memorial Day since the very beginning in 1865.

Thanks to everyone who came out to see us on Sunday for the Open House. A generous amount of money was raised for the Appleton Historical Society. If you missed it, we’ll open the doors again next fall. Watch for future updates.