This gorgeous and fascinating historic home is a charmer.  Of Gothic design from the Victorian era, it is a tribute to both the success of the rancher/ civic leader who built it and the current owners.

 

Located in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota. Within minutes of Custer State Park, Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial and many other area attractions. This home was built in 1891 and is on the National Historic Register.


All 5 Guest rooms have private baths and are located on the second floor. The approximately 3700 sq. ft home is quaintly decorated with room for expansion on the grounds. Common areas are on the first floor and include 2 living rooms for relaxing; a dining room and Guests also have access to the butler’s pantry. The home has seven gables, two staircases, transoms, and stained-glass windows. The mansion is filled with antiques, heirlooms, and lovely old framed prints from the owner’s collection.



The Guest Rooms
The Evergreen, perhaps the most stately in appearance, has a majestic four poster king-sized bed, two antique dressers, and a lacy slip innocently hanging from the large mirror, a garment similar to the one Mrs. Tubbs may have worn in the early 1900’s



The Shenandoah is often referred to as the anniversary suite, complete with private bath and Jacuzzi, television, a queen-size bed, and a pretty view of the courtyard and gardens below. Peaceful colors set the mood for reminiscing and rekindling in this spacious room.



The Rose of Sharon and Morning Dew are two of the smaller rooms, both with private baths and queen beds, decorated in country rose, ivory and floral.

 

The Evening Star and Mexicali Rose are adjoining rooms, providing an ideal family suite. History reveals that these rooms were built to accommodate a nanny and the young children that she cared for in the household. A private bath with a Victorian flare. Lies adjacent to the family suite and features an antique, claw-foot  bath tub.

 

 

The owner’s quarters has a spacious porch/ sitting room with a separate entrance from the back of the house. The Master bedroom is positioned off the kitchen with access to the bathroom within the room. The laundry and office are off the kitchen, on the first floor. Total owner living area is approximately 700 sq. ft.



The Inn is situated on 1-1/4 acres of aspen trees and gardens. A large cork screw willow provides shade for guests and the house. Off street parking is plentiful. The garage was built in 2005 and often houses motorcycles during the Sturgis Motor Cycle Rally. A hot tub sits among rock formations in the garden.



At the end of the day guest can enjoy one of the many fine restaurants or shops within walking distance of the Inn. The City of Custer is where General Custer found gold in 1874. Activities abound including hiking, fishing, boating, biking, rock climbing, and cave touring. This is a great area to motorcycle in and view wild life. A herd of 1200 Buffalo live in Custer State Park. There is something for every age group.



Has a 24x32 two plus Car garage -  with 1 window, vinyl siding, insulated overhead door with glass and insulated steel side door.

This is a turn key business that serves travelers from around the world and across the United States. The property is zoned commercial. This is the 19th year of operation. With Mt. Rushmore as the drawing card, guests come to visit from around the world.

 This Historic South Dakota Bed & Breakfast is offered for sale, mostly furnished at $425,000