Rosecliff Mansion Birdhouse

Rosecliff Mansion Birdhouse - Pay tribute to timeless and stately New England architecture while harboring birds in your grandiose bird garden with the beautiful Rosecliff Mansion Bird House. This remarkable shelter is a stunning replica of the historic Rosecliff Mansion in Newport, Rhode Island. Functional bird house captures the alluring architecture of the original mansion, first built in 1902 for silver heiress Theresa Fair Oelrichs. Bird house pays faithful tribute to the fabulous mansion, which hosted many gilded age events. Colorful flowers, a sloped awning, and lovely shutters populate the outside of the abode, while an interior ladder below each entry hole helps birds enter and exit. Magnificent domicile features a pair of 1.25" diameter entrance holes for songbirds, one on each side of the home. An interior center wall divides this regal shelter into 2 separate nest boxes. Resplendent home’s base can be easily removed for simple cleaning and maintenance. House is designed with ample ventilation slots and drainage gaps, ensuring birds have a pristine shelter as they populate this amazing tribute. This grand homage to Rhode Island history and architecture is perfect for hosting common songbirds, such as wrens, finches, and chickadees. Place the level base of this stately home on a decorative pedestal or 4 x 4 mounting post (not included) for maximum beauty in your bird haven.

Note: Climate and the elements will weather this house and change its appearance over time; however, weathering will add to the home's natural charm without compromising its function. Should you want to preserve the finish (paint) of this item, you should select a polyurethane product that is recommended for marine use (UV Rated) that will not turn the white paint yellow. You should expect that once left outside, the home will weather and require refinishing.

 

Openings: 1.25” diameter each (2 nesting compartments)

Dimensions: 8"L x 15.5”W x 6.25"H; Weight: 5 lbs.

Mounting: post mount

Construction: wood