Built in 1879 as a private summer residence for the two Schuttler brothers , The Inn at Pine Terrace was modeled on the design of a French nobleman's castle near Vienna. The original owners, wagon builders from Chicago, named their estate "Mon Bijou" (My Jewel). In 1988, the three story mansion was restored to its original Cream-City brick exterior. The interior was also carefully renovated, with special attention paid to the hand-carved woodwork, gracious furnishings and exquisite wall coverings.

The Inn at Pine Terrace is one of the last and largest of the Victorian mansions still standing in Oconomowoc today and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
It offers 10 beautiful and comfortable rooms, indoor and outdoor common areas with sun room and pool. A full, delicious breakfast is included in the cost of the room.

Historic downtown Oconomowoc is a short walk through a residential neighborhood with grand homes and over the bridge.

Motorcyclists are welcomed at Inn at Pine Terrace.