4Bd 2Ba Converted Historic Church in Uptown Butte!
Religious building in Butte, Montana
- 12 guests
- 4 bedrooms
- 12 beds
- 2 baths
Hosted by Jeff
- Superhost
- 5 years hosting
Listing highlights
In uptown Butte's historic district
Steps from the Clark Chateau Museum, with restaurants and shops within walking distance
A converted church with character
A 1906 Baptist Church converted into a spacious gathering space with a ping pong table and games
Groups love this space
Guests highlight how well the space works for groups, with many returning for repeat stays
It's rare to find a place that's both historic and one-of-a-kind. This 1906 Baptist Church has new upgrades, but the charm of an old building. Located in uptown Butte in walking distance to food, drinks, and shops, the Church is a great place to home base you Butte adventures. Big open spaces with modern amenities plus plenty of room to spread out! Ping pong table, games and a huge table to entertain! The whole church can be rented out as well, please inquire about that option if interested.
Guest access
Smart lock with key code access
Other things to note
Please note that although pets are welcome in our space there is an additional $50 cleaning fee to ensure any future guests with pet allergies can be accommodated appropriately.
Guest access
Smart lock with key code access
Other things to note
Please note that although pets are welcome in our space there is an additional $50 cleaning fee to ensure any future guests with pet allergies can be accommodated appropriately.
Where you’ll sleep
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What this place offers
Kitchen
Wifi
Dedicated workspace
Free parking on premises
Pets allowed
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 210 reviews.
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Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for cleanliness
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for check-in
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for location
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for value
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Where you’ll be
Butte, Montana, United States
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Neighborhood highlights
For more than a century, copper was king in Butte, Montana and this city became one of the world’s most important sources for the strategic metal. In the process, the wealth generated by mining and refining earned Butte, Montana the title “The Richest Hill on Earth.” Today, for all the right reasons, Butte, Montana remains the Richest Hill on Earth.
The headframes scattered across the Hill are symbols of this proud mining heritage. Called gallows frames by miners, they lowered men to work in the stopes below, and on the return trip to the surface they brought up the rock in the box. They are silent sentinels of the era of underground mining that punctuate the Butte landscape like steel exclamation points.
A walk among the many historic buildings evokes a clear sense of what it must have been like to live in Butte during the days when millionaires and miners alike lived and played hard in one of the West’s greatest cities. Together, from humble origins as a muddy mining boom camp, they built a shining city on a hill with the latest amenities that its vast wealth allowed.
Today, Butte, Montana is home to one of the nation’s largest National Historic Landmark Districts, with more than 4,000 historic structures scattered across the Hill. These include some of the country’s first tall buildings, elegant mansions, vintage Victorian homes, boarding houses and hotels, and miner’s cottages that once provided shelter for an estimated 100,000 people.
This church is right in the middle of all the action!
The headframes scattered across the Hill are symbols of this proud mining heritage. Called gallows frames by miners, they lowered men to work in the stopes below, and on the return trip to the surface they brought up the rock in the box. They are silent sentinels of the era of underground mining that punctuate the Butte landscape like steel exclamation points.
A walk among the many historic buildings evokes a clear sense of what it must have been like to live in Butte during the days when millionaires and miners alike lived and played hard in one of the West’s greatest cities. Together, from humble origins as a muddy mining boom camp, they built a shining city on a hill with the latest amenities that its vast wealth allowed.
Today, Butte, Montana is home to one of the nation’s largest National Historic Landmark Districts, with more than 4,000 historic structures scattered across the Hill. These include some of the country’s first tall buildings, elegant mansions, vintage Victorian homes, boarding houses and hotels, and miner’s cottages that once provided shelter for an estimated 100,000 people.
This church is right in the middle of all the action!
Meet your host
Lives in Montana, United States
I love to travel, especially with our family of five...Between them and a couple businesses, I stay pretty busy. Usually found with a smile on my face, a ball of some sort in my hands, and my kids in tow. I am a pretty easy going guy, thanks for looking!
Jeff is a Superhost
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