Originally built by a silent film actor named Francis Lederer, the establishment is now protected by the historical society.
While brick and stone architecture lends a rustic appeal, a colonnade of graceful archways lead into an elegant garden with a gazebo.
Many native plants line the cobblestone pathway, and an authentic wagon rests among colorful flowers with its iron wheels.
The romantic setting allows guests to create special stories by hosting weddings, receptions, showers, corporate meetings, and private parties.
Private afternoon tea parties are offered on the garden terrace, and custom gift baskets are designed for special occasions and corporate clients.
Inside the building various rooms contain antiques, home furnishings, and fine accessories.

Each stall represents a different theme of decor ranging from Victorian to Shabby Chic. Customers are welcomed to a "storybook destination" where one can shop in an intimate setting and relax in a cozy atmosphere.