Experience the rare harmony of modern amenities paired with heritage traditions in a neighborhood unlike any other.

The House

Born a year before the infamous Ice Bowl was played just up the block, our 1960s ranch house has everything you will need to enjoy your time in Green Bay. Upstairs there are three (3) private bedrooms — two with King beds and the third with a Queen bed. A full bathroom with tub/shower. A kitchen with modern appliances and fully stocked with cookware, dishes and silverware. A dining room table with seating for six and a warm, welcoming front living room with sofa and chairs and TV.

The basement was completely renovated recently and features a wet bar with full refrigerator, two TVs and a sectional sofa from American Leather featuring a Queen pull-out bed (the most comfortable sleeper bed made). A full bathroom with walk in shower is also in the basement.

Amenities include …

  • Coffee Maker

  • Cookware (pots & pans)

  • Dishes and Silverware

  • Dishwasher

  • Microwave

  • Gas Cooktop/Oven

  • Refrigerator

  • Essentials (towels, sheets, toilet paper)

  • Fire Extinguishers

  • Carbon Monoxide detectors

  • Linked Smoke Alarms

  • Hair Dryers

  • Hangers

  • HVAC system

  • Hot Water Heater

  • Iron

  • Washer/Dryer

  • Gas Grill

  • YETI Beverage Tub

  • Private Parking

  • TVs (4 total)

  • WiFi

Your Hosts

With local family roots going back to the early days of the Acme Packers, Wisconsin-born Erik Herskind (and his wife Jennifer) are third generation Packers’ season ticket holders sitting in the exact seats Erik’s grandfather purchased in 1957 (the first year the team played in City Stadium — renamed Lambeau Field in 1965). As the only allergist in Green Bay, Dr. Fredrick O. Kuehl provided care to Packers players during football’s golden age and the Packers unrivaled title years of the 1960s (somewhere in a box of old photos is a picture of Dr. Kuehl giving Bart Starr an allergy shot).

After years of coming to a game or two each season, Erik and Jennifer decided to follow their hearts and bought the house in 2017. Their goal was to create a genuine Wisconsin tailgate house by combining vintage accents and artworks with modern furnishings, amenities and technology.

While spending more and more time in Green Bay, the couple has continually enhanced the house to create an even more authentic 1960s vibe for friends and guests — the garage being a recent focal point of their efforts. They, like their neighbors, know well that there is simply no other pro football experience like the one you will have in Green Bay.

Compliant and Licensed

The house has met and/or exceeded all requirements and inspections from Brown County and the Village of Ashwaubenon, and holds a current and valid Temporary Rooming House Permit.