The Boyer House is a large, beautifully designed arts and crafts home built by a prominent Italian-American attorney and his family around 1915 with the finest materials and fixtures available. On either side of the grand entryway, pocket doors lead to a beautifully furnished living room, an intimate sitting room, and a cozy library containing several thousand books. From the living room, pocket doors lead to a dining room that seats up to twenty people, and is graced by a fireplace forged at the time of construction by the famed Walla Walla Foundry. Original lead crystal windows, rich tiger oak paneling, and wood coffered ceilings are found throughout.

     The only original pieces ever removed from the house were ten signed Tiffany lamps sold in the 1980s to a traveling antiques dealer for $4,000 – later discovered by the house’s owner to be worth closer to $70,000. The large family kitchen remains unchanged and breakfast can still be had on the summer breakfast porch. The front of the house is graced by a 95 foot-long sitting porch. Just to the left of the house is a comfortable patio area with a 40 foot heated swimming pool, in-ground hot tub, and gas barbecue. The house has five bedrooms and two baths on the second floor. The main floor has one bedroom with an attached summer sleeping porch and stunning original bath.