1905 Queen Ann Historic Mansion

1905 Queen Ann Historic Mansion

Miami Heights, United States

Guest rating: 4.9 / 5

Overview & Setting

The 1905 Queen Ann Historic Mansion is a historic, group-oriented house originally built on farmland and described as being in Covington, Kentucky’s tree-lined Wallace Woods neighborhood; its listing location is Miami Heights. The circa-1905 painted-lady home features historic woodwork and is set up for groups of 6–26.

Rooms & Character

The house has 8 bedrooms and 5 full bathrooms, with a large living room centered around a custom oversized U-shaped couch. Period character includes a butler’s pantry and fireplace.

Kitchen & Indoor Amenities

A gourmet kitchen, kitchen equipment, microwave, oven and stove support self-catering, while the dining space is sized for the whole group. Amenities also include air conditioning, heating, cable TV, free Wi-Fi, an ironing board, and a washer.

Outdoor Amenities

The property has a country-style front porch with rocking and swinging, plus a patio and outdoor living area with dining tables, a fire pit, giant yard chess, Connect 4, and a hot tub. It is pet-friendly and smoke-free, and free parking is listed.

Location & Nearby Places

Several bus stops are within about 207–366 m, and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is listed 14,364 m away. Nearby dining includes Wunderbar! and Barleycorn’s Brewhouse, both roughly 1.6 km away, along with Italian, breakfast, and other restaurant options about 1.9–2.8 km away.

Best for

This mansion is especially suited to family reunions and other larger groups seeking multiple bedrooms, shared dining space, a roomy living area, and outdoor activities; the property description gives a group range of 6–26. It also suits guests who want to cook together or bring a pet, with a gourmet kitchen, washer, outdoor grill, and pet-friendly policy.

Travel tips

Several bus stops are close by, with the nearest listed about 207 m away; Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is about 14.4 km away. For meals out, Wunderbar! and Barleycorn’s Brewhouse are each around 1.6 km away, while several other restaurants are roughly 1.9–2.8 km away. The property does not allow parties or events, and exterior video and audio cameras record at the front porch, kitchen door, driveway, and patio door; no cameras are located in the hot tub area.

What guests say

The provided guest excerpts describe the house as a good fit for groups and family reunions, with enough room for shared meals and board games. Guests also praise the equipped kitchen, the private backyard, and responsive hosts. The excerpts supplied do not identify recurring complaints or negative themes.

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