210 Church St, Stevensville, MT 59870

Historic 1909 Stevensville Home — One Block from Main Street Step into a remarkable piece of Bitterroot Valley history at 210 Church Street in Stevensville, Montana. Constructed in 1909 for the Capel family during the celebrated Bitterroot Valley Apple Boom, this distinguished property recalls an era when orchards, grand homes, and optimism were transforming the valley. Originally built as a gracious single-family residence, the home was later converted into three separate apartments, creating possibilities for an owner looking for income-producing space, multi-generational living, or a property that could potentially be returned to its original single-family configuration. Flexible zoning also offers commercial possibilities, adding another dimension to this unique historic property. The home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, providing a tangible connection to Stevensville's rich architectural and cultural heritage. Location is another of its great advantages. Situated just one street off Main Street, 210 Church Street offers convenient access to groceries, restaurants, entertainment, shopping, and community services while retaining the character of an established historic neighborhood. Beyond town, the legendary outdoor recreation of Montana's Bitterroot Valley awaits. The Bitterroot River, surrounding mountains, and the vast Bitterroot-Selway wilderness country offer exceptional opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, floating, wildlife viewing, and exploring some of the most spectacular country in the Northern Rockies. And then there is Stevensville itself. Founded in 1841, Stevensville is recognized as the oldest permanent non-Indigenous settlement in what became the State of Montana, a community where history remains visible in its buildings, streets, and surrounding landscape. Historic residence. Three-apartment configuration. Single-family potential. Commercial possibilities. A walkable location near Main Street. 210 Church Street offers something increasingly difficult to find: a property with genuine history, remarkable versatility, and a place at the heart of one of Montana's most storied small towns.