Bramble House Inn

Superhost

Entire home hosted by Flossi

10 guests
5 bedrooms
5 beds
4.5 bathrooms

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The all but faded charm of a historic 1908 home has been resurrected into the beautiful Bramble House Inn featuring 5 bedrooms and 4 baths in a total of 4600 sq. ft.

Make our beautiful home or just a room yours, your family's, or your group's for a night, week or even longer any time of the year.

We look forward to meeting and hosting you here at the Bramble House Inn!

The space
This vacation home is has all the amenities to ensure a wonderful stay in the stunning state of Montana. Choose from one or more of the five themed bedrooms or secure the entire house for large groups, wedding parties, or multiple families on vacation. The large kitchen has an eleven ft long island that seats seven and the dining room seats ten. Three bedrooms have queen size beds: the Travel room, the Cottage room, and the Vintage room. Two have king size beds: the Americana suite and the Raven room. The game room has an additional twin pullout and there is even a luxurious home theater downstairs.
Also included:
-Office
-Livingroom
-Gallery
-Library
-Breakfast nook
-Laundry Room

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

1 queen bed

Bedroom 2

1 queen bed

Bedroom 3

1 queen bed

What this place offers

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

Washing machine

Dryer

Central air conditioning

Bath

Indoor fireplace

Travel cot

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Guests

1 guest

4.98 out of 5 stars from 58 reviews

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Where you’ll be

Big Timber, Montana, United States

The home is nestled right in the middle of the 1883 rural town of Big Timber at the confluence of the Boulder and Yellowstone rivers. This quaint town is filled with friendly people and a variety of locally owned and operated restaurants and stores. Try the Filet Mignon center cut, or the Roast Butter Knife for Two at the Historic Grand Hotel. Build your own mouth-watering pizza or try the Supreme on regular or gluten free crust at the delicious Iron Star Pizza. Don't forget a must stop lunch or dinner at the the Thirsty Turtle with charbroiled burgers and sandwiches sure to please any appetite. Shop at The Fort - a unique convenient store with fishing and hunting gear and a wonderful gift shop upstairs.
There are also several great local bars for those interested in Big Timber night-life to include the American Legion, the Timber Bar, and the Thirsty Turtle that doubles as a bar and grill.
For families with young children, there is a park and playground just down the road that has an outdoor pool available in the summer time. Just down town there is a local town theater as well.
The Coffee Stop is a great place for coffee lovers that has seating inside or a drive-thru.
Enjoy destinations like world class Yellowstone National Park only an hour and a half away. Create wonderful memories hiking in the near by Crazy or Bear Tooth Mountain ranges with peaks of over 11,000 feet. Enjoy the spectacular views of an easy 1/4 mile hike from Half Moon campground and picnic area to the beautiful Big Timber Creek Canyon and water falls located only 23 miles north of town. If you're a kayaking expert, you may dare the narrow shoots of this high speed river through the roar of the canyon and down the 120' water fall! Take in the spectacular Natural Bridge waterfall located 17 miles south of Big Timber just beyond the tiny 1886 town of McCleod. At high water in June, the water roars over the 110' brim of the waterfall surrounded by amazing views of the short canyon. Enjoy hiking or picnicking there at the falls. Fish from there down the Boulder River at various fishing accesses all the way to Big Timber where it converges with the Yellowstone River just east of town.
Also nearby are three ski resorts, all within an hour and a half drive. Southeast of Big Timber is Red Lodge Mountain that has great skiing. The phenomenal Big Sky Resort has world-class terrain and a brand new heated lift that brings you up to the black diamond expert runs. Bridger Bowl is the third ski resort not far from Big Sky with more great skiing.