Step into one of Helena's beautifully restored Victorian mansions, with its high ceilings and unique woodwork, in the shadow of Montana's most impressive Cathedral. In a small city known for its art, it is but a short walk downtown to museums, galleries, restaurants, theaters, shops of all kinds. This 15-room Queen Anne Victorian on the National Register of Historic Places, was built in 1892, and is conveniently located 3 miles from the airport, 1 mile or so to St. Peter's Hospital and Montana State Capital complexes, and 1 mile or less to Carroll College and University of Montana, Helena Campus. It is just steps to many restaurants, The Myrna Loy Theater, the Grandstreet Theatre, the Cinemark Movie house, The Holter Museum of Art and other museums. There are numerous churches within walking distance, and it is only 3 blocks from downtown Helena. The Turret Room has a turret as well as 2 stained glass windows. Guest bath is down the hall and shared with other guests if there are any others. Guest bath has a claw foot tub. There is also a half bath on the second floor, a separate laundry area in the basement, shared kitchen, Dish network tv, and free wifi. Guest would have free access to most of the house. Street parking on quiet street. Owners are a retired Administrative Law Judge who worked for Labor and Industry for the State of Montana, and a retired RN and Realtor. See also: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1071577, The Blue Room See also: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/21965604, The Aquarium Room All of the first floor except Terry's study, all of the second floor, and laundry area in basement. We are located just 3 blocks from downtown Helena, which is known as one of Montana's best art communities. The Cathedral is a block away, as well as about 4 other churches. Many restaurants are within walking distance as well as 3 theaters and the library. There are many incredible shops just steps away. The main guest bathroom on the second floor has an antique tub on a pedestal and may be difficult for seniors to get into and out of. It also does not have handrails, as such things were not recognized in Victorian days, and this tub does not lend itself to handrails.