A beautifully restored Queen Anne Victorian estate crowned by twin towers, where nineteenth-century grandeur meets every modern comfort — available as a short-term vacation rental for nightly and weekly stays in Natchez, Mississippi.
Check Availability View the Estate
Step back into a more romantic age at Twin Turrets, a magnificently restored Queen Anne–style Victorian manor dating to the late 1800s. Crowned by its namesake twin towers and wrapped in a grand veranda, the estate rises above a picturesque Natchez neighborhood much as it did over a century ago — only now, every gracious room has been thoughtfully appointed for the modern traveler.
From the stained-glass transom above the entry hall to the soaring turret parlors bathed in afternoon light, Twin Turrets combines the elegance and character of yesteryear with contemporary comfort, making it the perfect retreat for those seeking a blend of vintage charm and effortless convenience.
Twin Turrets operates as a short-term vacation rental, welcoming guests for nightly and weekly stays year-round. Whether you're planning a Natchez getaway, a family reunion, or a historic-district wedding stay, the estate is available to book directly on Airbnb.
Three of the estate's most beloved spaces, exactly as they welcome you at Twin Turrets.
Deep navy walls, a working fireplace, and a gilded canopy king bed give this corner chamber the quiet gravity of the house's finest room — a fitting retreat after a day spent among Natchez's storied streets.
A gleaming grand piano anchors this sage-green parlor, its bay of tall windows and crystal chandelier setting the stage for an evening of music, conversation, or simply the Natchez sunset.
A freestanding clawfoot tub sits beneath a crystal chandelier and a trio of sunlit windows, the whole room grounded by a striking patterned tile floor — old-world indulgence, drawn fresh each morning.
Each of the estate's four bedchambers carries its own Victorian character, listed here as they appear on the booking calendar.
Bathed in a soft cerulean hue befitting the finest Queen Anne parlors, this stately chamber presents a hand-carved antique bedstead flanked by tall draped windows — a quiet witness to a century of Natchez evenings.
Set within the turret's gentle curve, this sage-toned suite pairs a gilded canopy bed with a private bay-window sitting nook — a fitting corner for correspondence, or simply watching the magnolias sway.
The estate's primary suite, with deep navy walls, a working fireplace, and a gilded canopy king bed — the most storied room in the house.
Tucked beneath the sloping eaves, this charming loft retreat offers a more relaxed repose — a favorite among younger guests and anyone drawn to the romance of the turret above.
Clawfoot tubs, crystal chandeliers, and patterned tile bring old-world indulgence to every wash room in the house.
A cast-iron clawfoot tub takes pride of place beneath a crystal chandelier and a trio of turret windows, the floor laid in a striking patterned tile — a soak here feels less like a bath than an occasion.
Beadboard walls and a sun-washed window frame a second clawfoot tub, lending the quiet charm of a country manor's private washroom.
A crisp black-and-white tiled shower and classic period fixtures furnish this bath — a graceful spot to prepare for an evening in town.
Warm yellow walls and vintage hex tile give this bathroom its own quiet charm, tucked near the estate's loft-level bedroom.
Every modern comfort, gracefully at home in a nineteenth-century setting.
Original photographs of Twin Turrets, from its glowing twilight silhouette to its grand entrance hall.
Twin Turrets by Night
The Bay Window Parlor
The Entrance Hall
The Formal Parlor
Bath & Chandelier
The Kitchen
The Dining Room
The Garden Room
The Fireside DenInterior photography by Jada Grayson Photography, used with permission.
Every space at Twin Turrets, exactly as you'll find it — the full photo set from our Airbnb listing.
Natchez holds thirteen National Historic Landmarks and more than a thousand structures on the National Register of Historic Places — and Twin Turrets sits just three blocks from the heart of it, an easy walk to the district below.
About 2.5 miles from Twin Turrets
Natchez holds one of the largest collections of antebellum mansions in the South. Tour landmarks such as Longwood, the largest octagonal house in America, with its unfinished Moorish-inspired rotunda.
About half a mile from Twin Turrets
Tour the columned grandeur of Stanton Hall, then wander a walkable historic downtown of antique shops, galleries, and locally loved restaurants just three blocks from the estate's front porch. Horse-drawn carriage tours, double-decker bus tours, and lantern-lit ghost tours all depart from nearby.
About 1 mile from Twin Turrets
Just beyond town, Rosalie Mansion and several historic plantation sites offer guided tours into the region's antebellum past, its architecture, and its complex history — a must for history-minded travelers.
About 0.6 miles from Twin Turrets
Wander one of the most storied cemeteries in the South, set on a bluff above the Mississippi River, with elaborate Victorian-era monuments, moss-draped oaks, and centuries of Natchez history.
About 1 mile from Twin Turrets
Stroll the bluff-top park for sweeping river views, then head down to Under-the-Hill, Natchez's historic riverfront district of saloons, shops, and river lore dating to the steamboat era.
About 3 miles from Twin Turrets
Just minutes away, this scenic National Parkway offers miles of wooded drives, walking trails, and historic markers tracing an ancient trade route through the Mississippi countryside.
Historic Natchez photography via Wikimedia Commons, including Carol M. Highsmith's America collection at the Library of Congress (public domain).
Natchez keeps a lively calendar of home tours, festivals, and riverfront celebrations nearly year-round. A few highlights from the 2026–2027 season:
Both the Pilgrimage Garden Club and Natchez Garden Club open the city's grand antebellum homes for guided tours through mid-October.
Hot air balloons rise over the grounds of Rosalie Mansion for one of the region's most beloved autumn traditions.
A candlelit, costumed remembrance event held among the Victorian monuments of Natchez City Cemetery.
The Natchez Garden Club's Christmas Pilgrimage, a Dickens Christmas in Natchez, and The Towers' Jeweled Candlelight Tours light up the holidays.
Springtime brings another season of historic home tours downtown, alongside the Natchez Powwow on the bluff.
A season of concerts across the city's historic venues, capped by the Magnolia Ball Festival at Magnolia Hall.
Dates shown reflect the 2026–2027 calendar as published by Visit Natchez — always check their current events calendar before planning your trip.
Set on the bluffs above the Mississippi River, Natchez is one of the South's oldest towns, founded in 1716 — home to more antebellum architecture than anywhere else in the region. Twin Turrets sits just three blocks from downtown, an easy walk to shops, restaurants, and the riverfront, with every other landmark a short drive away.
Exact address and check-in details are shared with confirmed guests via Airbnb.
From $350 per night, with 5% off weekly and 40% off monthly stays. Check live availability and book directly on Airbnb.
Book on Airbnb →