A Historic Retreat in Spring Green
Tucked into the rolling hills of Wisconsin's Driftless region, Aldebaran Farm is a historic countryside retreat in Spring Green, just across the road from Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin. The spacious main house welcomes families and friends year-round to relax, reconnect, and gather together. Just minutes from American Players Theatre, the Wisconsin River, and downtown Spring Green, it's the perfect home base for a peaceful getaway.
Sleeps 11 • 4 Bedrooms • 1 Lofted Bed • 2 Bathrooms
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“We really felt like we were going back in time at Aldebaran. The house is rustic and charming, with just the right amount of amenities for us--fully stocked kitchen and bathrooms, and less technology so we could really disconnect and relax away from the world. Comfy beds and so many areas in the house to relax. Touches of Frank Lloyd Wright's style in the home, which was renovated by his son-in-law who studied with him. The land around the home is stunning and untouched, with beautiful views of the Taliesin barn across the valley and a short walk from Unity Chapel. Spring Green is a cute town with fun things to do. We had a wonderful time at Aldebaran--thank you!”
“I already booked our return stay in 2026! We were delighted to find this comfortable, well supplied home for our American Players Theatre trip. The house was roomy enough for the four of us, beautifully situated in the Frank Lloyd Wright Taliesin farmlands. We fell into easy conversations over meals and after the plays in space that is designed for reflection. I would guess it's not for everyone - no television, remote - but it was perfect for us. Michael and his wife Mary were welcoming and accommodating hosts.”
“I booked the house for a long weekend we always spend with my husband, his brothers and their families. We weren't the first ones to arrive and when we did they were like "you guys, I can't believe how amazing this place is". There was plenty of room for everyone, even the 5 kids. There was room for all of us to eat together at the huge table, and we spent evenings sitting on the front porch while the kids ran up and down the hill catching lightning bugs. The house was close to sights and things to do, but felt very rural in the best way. 100% would come stay again.”