High Street Victorian

660*882-7107 519 High St. Boonville, MO 65233

Boonville's Elegant place to stay...

This Queen Anne style brick house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is in an officially recognized historic district. It sits on a bluff overlooking the south bank of the Missouri river. It was built in 1880 by Charles Volrath. Mr. Volrath was Secretary and Treasurer of Sombart Milling Co. The home remained in the family until 1965.

The document at the left is an original letter of land patent grandted by President James Monroe in 1822.

Be sure to click on this link to find fascinating facts about Boonville's rich history.

The house contains three sets of beautiful pocket doors and the original combination gas/electric light fixtures.

From 1965 - 1973 the home was used as the Red Door restaurant, so named for the beautiful Bohemian red glass panes in the main entrance door and transom. In 1973 it was converted back to a home.

In 2004 Gene and Kriss Royer purchased the home. The Royer's’ dedication to the House shines through in all corners of the house. From its beautiful and individualized period room decorations to the beautiful front and back yards.

They take pride in taking excellent care of their guests and making them feel at home.

Letter of Land Patent, granted by President James Monroe in 1822

High Street Victorian

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