The I.W. Goodner House , built between 1881 and 1884 in Dakota Territory, is one of Pierre 's oldest homes. The home radiates a bygone era with its beautiful hardwood floors, stained glass windows and original features that just aren't part of modern day structures. The house was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1995. The landscaping features includes many flowers, grasses and shrubs, wildflowers and various kinds of fruit trees. The bed and breakfast features two guest rooms on the second floor with a sitting room and shared bathroom across the hall.
Breakfast is served each morning in the dining room or on the front porch.
Each guest room has a sitting area with 2 chairs and a parlor table. Both guest rooms are furnished with many antiques and have beautiful hardwood floors. Baths robes and slippers are provided for guests to use during the visit. The sitting room features a hardwood floor, daybed, recliner, antique library table for guest to work on or write letters. The large shared bathroom has a clawfoot tub, hardwood floor and old fashioned toilet.