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A Private Tour

Sixteen suites. Four acres. 138 years of story.

01

The Estate

Four acres of century-old trees, brick, and quiet.

The Old Ruth mansion in winter — circa-1888 brick facade with American flag and snow-covered grounds, La Porte, Indiana
The Old Ruth, a red brick historic mansion in La Porte, Indiana, seen through mature trees with rhododendrons in bloom
Autumn exterior of The Old Ruth executive housing — golden lawn and low sun on the 3.3-acre grounds
Ornate ironwork veranda at The Old Ruth, a National Historic Registry mansion in La Porte
Side view of The Old Ruth estate and its green grounds — private corporate housing in La Porte, Indiana
White porch columns at The Old Ruth framing autumn trees in La Porte, Indiana
Winter porch at The Old Ruth with sun flare through bare branches
Screened porch at The Old Ruth with wicker chairs and colorful textiles — outdoor living for executive residents
02

The Grand Interior

Room after room of curated beauty, layered over 138 years.

Grand staircase at The Old Ruth with patterned carpet runner and chandelier — historic corporate housing in La Porte
Overhead view of The Old Ruth atrium with leather seating and balcony railing
Lamplit lounge at The Old Ruth with long sightlines — shared living space for executive residents
Layered interior view through the rooms of The Old Ruth, a circa-1888 mansion in La Porte, Indiana
Library sitting area at The Old Ruth with leather chair and bookshelves — quiet workspace for executives
Chess nook at The Old Ruth with leather wingback and hanging lantern
Long hallway at The Old Ruth with antique armoire and sitting area
Leather Chesterfield in the bright sunroom at The Old Ruth executive housing
Piano corner at The Old Ruth with cozy chair, throw, and layered textures
Mustard sofa with layered pillows and bright windows in a furnished common room at The Old Ruth
Red velvet sofa with equestrian art and stained glass at The Old Ruth, La Porte, Indiana
Grand piano in the writing studio at The Old Ruth — creative space for executive residents
Plush armchair with amber pillow and soft lamp at The Old Ruth
03

The Suites

Each room has its own story. None are alike.

Furnished executive suite at The Old Ruth — gold-framed paintings, white daybed, warm lamp, and macrame
Private bedroom suite at The Old Ruth framed through a doorway with warm lamp glow
Modern bed framed by drapery in a tall-walled suite at The Old Ruth corporate housing
Furnished bedroom at The Old Ruth with glowing lamps and textile detail
Bright bedroom beside a stained-glass panel window at The Old Ruth, La Porte, Indiana
Iron bed with vintage chair, radiator, and warm lamp in a private suite at The Old Ruth
Bedroom at The Old Ruth through the doorway with trunk and folded towels — turnkey furnished housing
Compact black-and-white bedroom at The Old Ruth seen through the doorway
Iron bed with Don Quixote art and curtain framing in an executive suite at The Old Ruth
Dark-walled bedroom vignette with artwork and dresser at The Old Ruth
04

The Details

The things you notice on the second look.

Green and gold tile kitchenette at The Old Ruth — extended-stay corporate housing in La Porte
Game table with golden rug and patterned drapery at The Old Ruth
Period architectural detail and furnishings inside The Old Ruth, a circa-1888 La Porte mansion
05

The Wellness Ecosystem

Studio 7:14 — adjacent to the estate.

Spa treatment room with massage table and robe — wellness services for executive residents at The Old Ruth
Organic oils, herbs, and wellness ingredients at The Old Ruth executive wellness suites
06

The Setting

La Porte, Indiana — 60 miles from Chicago, a world apart.

Autumn sidewalk under a golden canopy near The Old Ruth in La Porte, Indiana
Golden fall sidewalk with sunbeam in the historic La Porte neighborhood around The Old Ruth
Tree-lined neighborhood sidewalk in summer near The Old Ruth corporate housing, La Porte, Indiana
Lake Michigan water and sky — 15 minutes from The Old Ruth in La Porte, Indiana

There is more to find here than photographs can hold.

Come see for yourself.

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