Historic Gatherings in the Heart of Galveston

A restored 1886 Galveston Estate featuring elegant gathering spaces, spaces for executive retreats and private gatherings, walkable access to The Strand and cruise terminal, and accommodations for up to 20 guests.


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Bridesmaids and a bride-to-be having a bridal shower in the entry of the Mollie Walters House in downtown Galveston.
Bridesmaids and a bride-to-be having a bridal shower in the entry of the Mollie Walters House in downtown Galveston.

The Experience

Originally built in 1886, the Mollie Walters House offers a rare opportunity to experience Galveston's rich history while enjoying thoughtfully designed spaces for executive retreats, group gatherings, and memorable coastal stays.

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The Experience

Originally built in 1886, the Mollie Walters House offers a rare opportunity to experience Galveston's rich history while enjoying thoughtfully designed spaces for executive retreats, family gatherings, and memorable overnight stays.

Explore the House

Professionals socializing in the Scarlet Parlor at Mollie Walters House in downtown Galveston.
Professionals socializing in the Scarlet Parlor at Mollie Walters House in downtown Galveston.

Executive Amenities

The property features presentation ready parlor rooms, integrated speaker systems, strong Wi-Fi coverage throughout the house, multiple breakout spaces, a catering friendly kitchen and bar area, and accommodations for up to 20 guests.

Retreats & Events

Executive Amenities

The property features presentation ready parlor rooms, integrated speaker systems, strong WiFi throughout the house, multiple breakout spaces, a catering friendly kitchen and bar area, and accommodations for up to 20 registered overnight guests.

Retreats & Events


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Built for More Than a Vacation

The Mollie Walters House offers the comfort and privacy of a luxury vacation home combined with the scale and amenities needed for larger groups.

With nine bedrooms, accommodations for up to twenty guests, and multiple gathering spaces, the property is designed for memorable overnight stays with family, friends, and colleagues.

Accommodations - 9 Bedrooms, 5 ½ bathrooms, 13 beds and sleeps up to 20

The Mollie Walters House offers the comfort and privacy of a luxury vacation home combined with the scale and amenities needed for larger groups.

With nine bedrooms, accommodations for up to twenty guests, and multiple gathering spaces, the property is designed for memorable stays.

Accommodations - 9 Bedrooms, 5 ½ bathrooms, 13 beds and sleeps up to 20

A group watching a soccer game on a large projector screen in the Daisy Parlor at Mollie Walters House

Prime Location Walkable to The Strand, cruise terminal, galleries & restaurants

Full Wi-Fi Coverage High-speed internet throughout the entire property

Full Kitchen + Bar Chef's kitchen +bar area ideal for catered dinners and private gatherings

Parking 2 private gated spaces + free street parking

Private Heated Pool Outdoor pool + deck — ideal for relaxation, informal gatherings, and evening cocktails

Conference Dining Table Grand dining table seats 12— doubles as a meeting and dining space for overnight guests

AV-Ready Parlors Two large parlor rooms, Drop-down projector screen, Integrated speaker system

1886 Craftsmanship Original woodwork, historic flooring, antique hardware, and timeless architectural details preserved for more than 140 years.

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Historic black-and-white photograph of 1886 Mollie Walters House.

From the Line to Landmark

Built in 1886 by Madame Mollie Walters, the house is one of the last surviving remnants of Galveston's historic Postoffice Street district. After decades of decline, the property was carefully restored and officially protected as a local landmark.

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From the Line to Landmark

Built in 1886 by Madame Mollie Walters, the house is one of the last surviving remnants of Galveston's historic Postoffice Street district. After decades of decline, the property was carefully restored and officially protected as a local landmark.

Explore the History

All gatherings are intended to complement an exclusive overnight stay at the property.