The Lehrkind Mansion Bed & Breakfast In Montana Will Take You Back To The Victorian Era

If you call the Bozeman area home, you're quite lucky indeed. Gallatin County is exceptionally gorgeous, and Bozeman is a delightful city to visit. The next time you do, do yourself the favor of booking a stay at the Lehrkind Mansion Bed & Breakfast. Not only is it a charming little B&B with delicious food, it's also a classic Victorian-style mansion.

The Lehrkind Mansion Bed & Breakfast is located on North Wallace Avenue in beautiful Bozeman.

The house is just north of Bozeman's historic Main Street.

The century-old mansion is a Victorian-era enthusiast's paradise.

It's also loaded with local history. In fact, you can still find BB pellets in the walls that were fired by Julius Lehrkind or one of his grandsons, who built the home. But don't worry, they were just shooting at mice.

Inside, you'll find all kinds of delightful antiques, evidence of the spot's time as an antique shop.

It also spent some time as an apartment building and even a motorcycle repair shop before finding its niche as a bed & breakfast.

The nine rooms and suites are cozy and intimate, full of small amenities to make your stay fantastic.

Most of them have private bathrooms with claw-footed tubs.

But as comfortable as your soft bed will be, you'll have no problem getting out of it in the morning.

One of the highlights of your stay will definitely be the gourmet breakfast served each morning.

The breakfast is served daily in the dining room, and it's delicious.

The ingredients are always as fresh and local as possible.

Julius Lehrkind was a forward-thinking man, and it’s reflected in the construction.

The house was electrified from the start, heated by coal, and its foundation was built on layers of sand and cork. The Lehrkind family was lucky to call this place home for many years, and now new people can come from all over Montana and beyond to make beautiful memories.

For more information about the Lehrkind Mansion Bed & Breakfast and to book your stay, visit its website here and follow along on its Facebook page here.

Make this charming B&B your next weekend destination - and while you're there, check out Bozeman's historic Main Street.