This unique historic site will bring you back to a really simple time. To think that such a historic treasure as this 1890s mansion was kept intact all of these years is incredible. And the best part is the 15 minute beautiful boat ride to get there.

We took the boat ride over to the Estates and when we got there were greeted by the people who took care of the home. We got a guided tour of the home, which has been kept just as it was. The house is beautiful.

good luck getting a reservation, the lady on the phones was very discouraging and we ended up abandoning the visit.

I don't know if it was the area or not but this tour is the one I use as a yardstick for all of the others we've been on since. The area is beautiful and the history of the area is very interesting. I'm from Chicago so there is that connection also. It was very interesting seeing this old mansion... More

This is a very enjoyable thing to do on a nice sunny day. Enjoyed the boat ride to and from the estate. The tour of the estate was good. Would of liked to learn of more history.

Built in 1888 and donated to the State of Wisconsin in 2005 by heirs of the original owners, this historic site is notable because it contains the original furnishings, including the china, crystal, linens, library, games, and even some clothing and the contents of medicine cabinets. The home is in pristine condition. See fine examples of Low Art tiles surrounding... More

It takes an hour by boat to get to the Black Point Estate. It's a pleasant and informative boat ride to the destination ... over 100 stairs up to the house but an inviting porch is waiting for you. Informative tour ... it's a little long at about 2 hours ... and then you take the boat back to Lake... More

Awesome to take a boat tour that provided us details about the locals and the history of the lake homes around Geneva Lake. After touring the Black Pointe Mansion, I was so impressed with the history of the home and all of the original furniture and belongings of the Conrad Seipp family.

I have been on so many tours of house I couldn't count them all. This was by far the best! The tour guides were so friendly and knew so much! Everything was still the same and it would have been a hundred years ago. Nothing was removed or replaced. Most of the things were from before the civil war, just... More