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Helena’s Cottage: A shining gem in Millersburg’s remarkable transformation

From historic restoration to a thriving destination, discover the vision behind Mustard Seed Hill.

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Helena’s Cottage is the newest Kentucky romantic getaway for eternal newlyweds to reserve on Airbnb.

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Remarkable transformations are taking place in Millersburg.

One shining example is the newly-restored Helena’s Cottage, now available for newlyweds, bridal parties, or a couple’s retreat. This gem is just one part of the larger vision of Mustard Seed Hill, created in partnership with Community Ventures.

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Built in 1852, the historic Allen House now serves as a crown-jewel of Mustard Seed Hill.

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After the passing of her father, Myron Agnew, Victoria Benson found herself called to continue his legacy as Property Director of Community Ventures. Since 2022, Victoria has expanded Mustard Seed Hill’s vision, making this once-quiet town a rejuvenating destination.

This year marks a significant milestone with Christmas at Mustard Seed Hill’s first-ever concert showcase, featuring Kentuckians Anne Wilson and Ben Sollee.

Guided by a mission that great things can happen from small beginnings, Community Ventures’ work uplifts Millersburg — helping create a place of beauty, celebration, and growth.

Read more about the inspiring journey + vision for the future of Millersburg. Explore Millersburg.

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