It was open to the public for tours led by the Yarnell grandchildren in the 1960s. From 1981 it was owned by the Louwsma family, who modified it; it has sometimes been mistaken for a hotel.
The property was accessible to the general public for guided tours during the 1960s, led by members of the Yarnell family.  In 1981, ownership passed to the Louwsma family who made modifications; it has occasionally been misidentified as a hotel.