This beautiful, historic property overlooks the Mississippi river from the bluffs of Dubuque. It rests on 54 acres of scenic river view, with property that maintains gardens and natural treasures, surrounding the timeless homes where their original charm has been preserved, and can still be enjoyed today.

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The 1908 Lawrence Buck designed Grey House is in the craftsman style and served as the first major residence at Four Mounds. It is furnished with seven bedrooms and large common spaces. 
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Enjoy full access to the 27-foot dining room, complete kitchen, fireplaces on the first level, and adjoining porches. The home features simple southern-pine woodwork, warm plaster walls and provides ample windows framing views of gardens, woodlands, and the river. Enjoy hiking the trail, sitting in the Adirondack chairs, or gathering around a fire on cooler nights. It’s an experience you won’t get anywhere else!

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The White House is a fine example of a 1920’s Colonial Revival-style home. Built-in 1924-25, for George (Billy) and Elizabeth Adams Burden, they made the house their home and raised their three children there. The home offers 4 bedrooms to choose from of which 3 have a river view! It is a perfect place to escape and enjoy the peaceful surroundings with friends and family.