Somewhere between 1840 and 1842 this Pennsylvania style house was built by local mason Newton Perry, for Isaac Wismer and his family.  The red bricks were made in a kiln in the nearby Jordan Hollow.  Perry also built St. John's Anglican Church located on a rise to the south east of the village.  Wismer had the house built when he retired from his waterfront farm which had been located where the Prudhommes Landing complex stands today, by the QEW and the North Service Road at Vineland's exit 57.

After Isaac passed away, Abraham Honsberger bought the property, using the grounds for an apiary.  The house had a number of consecutive owners which you can read about in the Town of Lincoln Heritage Property Index. 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burtch bought the home in 1920 and bricked in the two front doors, making the side door the main entrance.  They also put hardwood floors over the pine planks downstairs.

The house earned its name when Jordan Wines purchased the property in 1926, using it for their seasonal workers during the fall harvests.  In 1953 when the Jordan Historical Museum was established, Jordan Wines loaned the house to the museum rent free, to display their historic collections.  In 1989 it changed hands again.  Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fleeton renovated the old house and opened it as a bed and breakfast. 

Inn On the Twenty purchased the house in 2000 and now Spa On The Twenty, just steps from the inn, is located on the main floor of the historic Vintage House.  There are two guest rooms above the spa.