Covered porches and balconiesMain floor entryCharming carriage houseStone facadeWorkshop in basementRemarkable amount of storageDining room
NEW! $25,000 in seller concessions! What are concessions? Buyer choose to use funds toward remodel, closing costs/ prepaids or buy down rates! Home of JC Paulsen renowned architect of many Montana historical properties , including the original and stunning Montana Club, is on the market! Built in the 1800s, the stone facade and covered porches and balconies recall a bygone era. Irreplaceable masterpiece woodwork and craftsmanship are evident in the main floor entry, living room , staircase and dining room. Upstairs offers four large bedrooms with closets, a full bath and laundry room that is so light and bright could be converted into a gorgeous primary ensuite bath. Private entrance to full basement with 3/4 bath and secret bonus room for poker, speak easy feel or an extraordinary theatre room. Remarkable amount of storage for a home of this age and design. Workshop in basement has tremendous potential. The estate covers three city lots and has a charming carriage house that makes the mind spin with remodeling ideas! Don't miss this well-designed home made to last centuries. Enjoy the flexibility of 3 city lots to either utilize extra yard and garden space, add a building for extra family members, income, business, and hobbies, or expand on the existing home.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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