The best group trips leave room for both connection and independence. Vintage Estate is a place to bring your favorite people together, share the moments you came for, and still close your own front door at the end of the day.
Set on one downtown Bozeman property, three fully furnished private suites offer a different way to stay. Reserve the entire estate for up to eight guests, combine V1 and V2 as Vintage House, or choose an individual suite when available. Each has its own exterior entrance, with no internal connections between suites.
Discover life at the estate ↓Some mornings begin together. Others begin with a little quiet. Here, your group can share a destination without sharing every moment of the day.
Meet for coffee, head out to explore, and return with stories from the day. When you reserve the entire estate, its garden, terraces, outdoor dining areas, and places to sit by the fire become part of your shared home base. There is space for a slow meal, an unhurried conversation, or simply being in good company.
Rouse House is the historic estate house and the heart of a whole-estate stay. Across its three levels are a chef’s kitchen, dining space for all eight overnight guests, and places to relax together. Its lavish upstairs king bedroom has a private ensuite full bathroom, with two additional half baths elsewhere in the home. Vintage House occupies the original carriage-house site, now arranged as a duplex. Garden-level V1 has two queen bedrooms, one bathroom, and an efficiency kitchen; the one-story walk-up V2 has a king bedroom, one bathroom, and a full kitchen. All three suites have laundry. Both suites have their own exterior entrances and are not internally connected, preserving a private place for each part of your group. Couples, family members, and friends can settle into their own routines, then come back together when they choose.
Historic brick exteriors give way to contemporary interiors, bringing Bozeman’s past into conversation with the way we live today. The 1881 Rouse House, once home to town founder Daniel Rouse, underwent more than four years of restoration by owners Jodi and Dan. Their multigenerational Montana roots and passion for health and wellness inform the home’s thoughtful details.
Step out for a pastry, take your time over dinner, or explore downtown’s shops and galleries. The estate’s address lets a day unfold on foot, with mountain adventures to plan beyond town. Jen, a friend of the owners and your person in Bozeman, is happy to talk through the suites and help you shape a stay that feels like your own.
Rouse House holds two eras in one address. Its 1881 brick exterior gives way to a distinctly modern interior: glass, concrete, dark finishes and clean architectural lines. Beyond the door, lawns and terraces offer room to slow down together.
Begin with the complete estate, or reserve Vintage House and Rouse House separately. Individual V1 and V2 stays open within 30 days of arrival when Vintage House remains unbooked.
Check live dates and reserve through the corresponding VRBozeman listing. A stay booking does not include permission for a gathering. Inquire separately about a stay & gathering ↗
Every suite has its own exterior entrance, with no internal connecting doors. Vintage House is the duplex on the original carriage-house site: two-bedroom, one-bath garden-level V1 and one-bedroom, one-bath walk-up V2. Reserve both as Vintage House, or add the historic Rouse House for the complete Vintage Estate.
Entire Vintage Estate: 8 guests · Vintage House (V1 + V2): 6 guests
V1: 4 guests · V2: 2 guests · Rouse House: 2 guests
These are maximum overnight guest counts. The separate 30-person gathering limit applies only to events approved in advance and does not increase overnight occupancy.
Up to 2 guests · Three levels · 1 king bed · 1 full bath · 2 half baths
Up to 4 guests · Garden level · 2 bedrooms · 2 queen beds · 1 bathroom
View V1 floor plan ↗A garden-level suite with two private queen bedrooms, one bathroom, an efficiency kitchen, living area, and laundry.
Up to 2 guests · One-story walk-up · 1 bedroom · 1 king bed · 1 bathroom
View V2 floor plan ↗A single-level suite one flight up, reached by exterior stairs, with a king bedroom, one bathroom, a full kitchen, living area, and laundry.
All three suites are fully furnished and have laundry. Rouse House has a chef’s kitchen, V1 an efficiency kitchen, and V2 a full kitchen. These plans help you explore their layouts.
Jen would be happy to walk you through the floor plans on a quick call—helping you picture how the spaces work together and choose the right arrangement for your stay.
Talk through the plans with Jen · 406 581 9379 ↗
Built in 1881 as the family home of Daniel E. Rouse, Rouse House has a direct connection to Bozeman’s beginnings. In 1864, Rouse joined John Bozeman and William J. Beall in laying out the townsite. He later reserved this corner parcel for his home.
Owners Jodi and Dan are native Montanans with family roots in the state spanning multiple generations. Their passion for health, wellness, and thoughtful living shapes the care they bring to Vintage Estate.
They devoted more than four years to restoring Rouse House, including the addition of a full basement beneath the existing structure. With Jodi guiding the interiors and Dan leading construction, their work brought historic character and contemporary comfort into a new chapter.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places · October 23, 1987
Explore its provenance ↓For Jodi and Dan, a passion for health and wellness extends to the everyday details of the home. Wherever practical, they choose cleaning products, linens, and personal-care essentials with the aim of reducing unnecessary chemical exposure. Thoughtful choices from brands including Blueland, Branch Basics, Quince, and Kettle Care reflect that approach.
Products may vary. If you have allergies, fragrance sensitivities, or specific product needs, please discuss them with Jen before booking.
Daniel E. Rouse helped lay out Bozeman with John Bozeman and William J. Beall. Rouse’s Additions became some of the town’s earliest extensions.
Rouse reserved a generous corner lot in his second addition for his family home. A brickyard owner himself, he built during a period when brick represented permanence. Stone details frame the house’s arched windows and doors.
Jodi and Dan’s full restoration of Rouse House included adding a basement beneath the existing building—a substantial undertaking in the life of this historic home.
Historic research: Montana Historical Society marker text and National Park Service record. Restoration details shared by the owners.
V1 and V2 become available individually within 30 days of arrival if Vintage House has not been booked. Rouse House is also offered separately.
Reserve Vintage House to enjoy V1 and V2 together, with separate spaces under one booking.
Choose Vintage Estate to reserve Rouse House, V1, and V2 together for your group.
Accommodation bookings made through this website, Airbnb, Vrbo, or any other booking platform do not include permission to host a gathering or event. Guests who reserve the entire Vintage Estate may apply separately. Every gathering requires advance approval, a separate event contract, additional fees, and fulfillment of all guest requirements. Booking the estate does not guarantee approval.
Only guests who have booked the complete estate may apply to host a gathering. Individual house and suite bookings do not qualify.
A separate application, advance approval, event contract, and additional fees are required for every gathering, along with fulfillment of all guest requirements. Please discuss your plans with Jen before booking.
A firm maximum of 30 people applies to gatherings. Overnight guests must remain within the occupancy limit of the booked accommodation.
Part of feeling at home is knowing where to go. These are places owners Jodi and Dan love, from dinner on Babcock to pastries, tea, and chocolate around downtown and a little farther afield.
A seasonal dinner menu shaped by ingredients from the restaurant’s own farm and other local growers.
Wood-fired pizza, pasta, and a downtown setting for an evening around the table.
A downtown option for brunch, lunch, or dinner with a varied menu for your group.
An intimate Japanese dining experience with a seasonal tasting menu. Check availability and dietary accommodations directly.
A French bakery and café that also offers evening dining. A nearby stop for pastries or a longer meal.
A pause on Main Street for loose-leaf tea and a rotating selection of pastries and treats.
The South Rouse chocolate shop, for something sweet to bring back to the estate.
Breakfast and lunch with playful variations on familiar favorites. Check the current waitlist arrangements before heading out.
Bozeman-roasted coffee at the corner of Main and Grand, with a patio for a downtown pause. A longer stroll along Main Street.
A neighborhood café and pizzeria on East Main, for an easy meal out or pizza to bring back to your suite.
The East Main ice cream shop, for a sweet stop while exploring downtown or after dinner.
Artisan breads, croissants, and pastries in the Northeast neighborhood. A longer walk from the estate, worth planning into a morning out.
Jodi and Dan avoid seed oils. These are their personal favorites, not a guarantee about ingredients or preparation. Ask each restaurant about cooking fats, substitutions, and your dietary needs before ordering. Menus, hours, and availability can change.
Ask Jen to help plan your time in Bozeman ↓
A great stay begins with someone who cares. At Vintage Estate, that’s Jen—a friend of owners Jodi and Dan, a Montana native, and your personal connection to this special place.
Jen shares their affection for the estate and the thought that went into creating it. She’s happy to talk through the residences, help you picture how your group will settle in, and hear what would make your time here memorable. A quick call before you book is always welcome.
Once your plans take shape, you’ll have someone in Bozeman to turn to—with questions about the house, ideas for exploring town, or the little details that help a visit feel like your own. Jen wants you to feel comfortable asking, excited to arrive, and well cared for while you’re here.
Think of her as your person in Bozeman. Someone who knows the home, cares about your experience, and looks forward to welcoming you.
Sometimes a stay becomes the beginning of a longer connection to Bozeman. If you find yourself imagining a home here, that conversation can begin with someone you already know and trust. Jen is also a REALTOR® with PureWest Christie’s International Real Estate, so the person who helped you feel at home during your visit can help you explore what comes next.
Start a conversation with Jen ↗Planning an estate stay, an approved gathering, or a visit to one of the houses?
Connect with Jen King at LT Management Group.
Live availability, rates, fees, and cancellation terms are shown on the linked VRBozeman booking pages. Contact Jen if you would like help choosing your stay.
