The Scofield House presents an opportunity to acquire a historic hospitality asset in the heart of Sturgeon Bay, the gateway community to Door County. Built in 1902 and recognized for its Queen Anne Victorian architecture, the property has operated as a well-known Bed & Breakfast while retaining many of its original architectural details and period character. The combination of historic charm, established lodging use, and commercial zoning creates flexibility for investors or owner-operators seeking a hospitality asset with an existing identity in one of Wisconsin's most recognized tourism destinations. Positioned on a corner lot along Michigan Street, the property benefits from walkable access to downtown Sturgeon Bay's restaurants, boutiques, cultural attractions, and waterfront amenities. Door County's tourism-driven economy attracts visitors throughout the year, supporting demand for lodging accommodations and hospitality-oriented businesses. The property's location allows guests convenient access to downtown activities while also serving as a base for exploring the broader Door County peninsula. The building includes guest accommodations, common gathering areas, living space availability, on-site parking, sidewalks, and signage visibility. Its established reputation, historic appeal, and central location offer continued potential for hospitality operations while the Commercial North (CN) zoning may support evaluation of other permitted commercial uses subject to local regulations. For buyers seeking a distinctive commercial property with historic character and a longstanding presence in the community, the Scofield House offers a combination of architectural significance, operational continuity, and downtown accessibility.