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$464,000

Charming 2 Bed, 2 Bath with Bonus Flex Spaces & Garden Oasis This corner-lot home offers more than meets the eye. Beyond the two bedrooms and two bathrooms, two bonus rooms each come with an attached flex space — perfect for a nursery, playroom, home office, or extra bedroom for guests or kids. Huge windows in every room flood the home with natural light, while central air and a gas stove add comfort and convenience. Outside, the expansive corner lot has been transformed into a thriving garden retreat. Raised beds burst with tomatoes, squash, raspberries, and strawberries, while rose bushes, peonies, a cherry tree, and lilacs add color and fragrance through the seasons. Underground sprinklers keep it all thriving with minimal effort — the work is already done for you. A single-car garage is complemented by an additional heated and cooled shop/workspace, ideal for hobbies, projects, or extra storage. Adorable front porch and a covered back deck off the deck with views of the bitterroot mountains from everywhere you stand. Move-in ready, garden-grown, and full of flexible living space — this one checks every box.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 30077573 MLS

Charming 2 Bed, 2 Bath with Bonus Flex Spaces & Garden Oasis This corner-lot home offers more than meets the eye. Beyond the two bedrooms and two bathrooms, two bonus rooms each come with an attached flex space — perfect for a nursery, playroom, home office, or extra bedroom for guests or kids. Huge windows in every room flood the home with natural light, while central air and a gas stove add comfort and convenience. Outside, the expansive corner lot has been transformed into a thriving garden retreat. Raised beds burst with tomatoes, squash, raspberries, and strawberries, while rose bushes, peonies, a cherry tree, and lilacs add color and fragrance through the seasons. Underground sprinklers keep it all thriving with minimal effort — the work is already done for you. A single-car garage is complemented by an additional heated and cooled shop/workspace, ideal for hobbies, projects, or extra storage. Adorable front porch and a covered back deck off the deck with views of the bitterroot mountains from everywhere you stand. Move-in ready, garden-grown, and full of flexible living space — this one checks every box.

204 South Avenue, Stevensville

$517,000

Fully Rented Historic Triplex — One Block from Main Street A rare opportunity to own a fully rented triplex in the heart of historic Stevensville, Montana. Located at 210 Church Street, just one street off Main Street, this renovated 1909 residence combines the character of one of the Bitterroot Valley's historic homes with the practical advantages of an established income-producing property. Originally constructed for the Capel family during the Bitterroot Valley Apple Boom, this distinguished home was built during an extraordinary period in the valley's history, when orchards, elegant residences, and ambitious new communities were transforming the landscape. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, preserving an important connection to Stevensville's architectural heritage. Originally designed as a gracious single-family residence, the home was converted many years ago into three separate apartments and has since been renovated and maintained as a triplex. All three units are currently rented, offering an investor the advantage of an established rental property with tenants already in place. The property's versatility adds to its long-term appeal. In addition to its current use as a triplex, the building has the character and configuration of its original residential design and could potentially be returned to a single-family residence. Flexible zoning also provides potential commercial-use possibilities, giving a future owner options rarely found in a conventional multifamily investment. The location is exceptional. Just one street off Stevensville's Main Street, tenants enjoy quick access to groceries, restaurants, entertainment, shopping, and community services. This walkable in-town setting offers convenience while retaining the charm and character of an established historic neighborhood. Stevensville is surrounded by everything that makes Montana's Bitterroot Valley such a desirable place to live. The Bitterroot River, Bitterroot Mountains, and Bitterroot-Selway wilderness country provide outstanding opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, floating, wildlife viewing, and year-round outdoor recreation. Founded in 1841, Stevensville is recognized as the oldest permanent non-Indigenous settlement in what became the State of Montana, and its history remains an important part of the community's identity today. Fully rented. Three established apartments. Renovated historic property. One block from Main Street. Flexible future possibilities. Whether viewed as an income-producing investment, a future owner-occupied property, or a historic building with multiple potential uses, 210 Church Street offers a combination of location, rental income, history, and versatility that is difficult to duplicate in the Bitterroot Valley.

30076465 MLS ⋅ Esmay Apartments BLDG.

Fully Rented Historic Triplex — One Block from Main Street A rare opportunity to own a fully rented triplex in the heart of historic Stevensville, Montana. Located at 210 Church Street, just one street off Main Street, this renovated 1909 residence combines the character of one of the Bitterroot Valley's historic homes with the practical advantages of an established income-producing property. Originally constructed for the Capel family during the Bitterroot Valley Apple Boom, this distinguished home was built during an extraordinary period in the valley's history, when orchards, elegant residences, and ambitious new communities were transforming the landscape. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, preserving an important connection to Stevensville's architectural heritage. Originally designed as a gracious single-family residence, the home was converted many years ago into three separate apartments and has since been renovated and maintained as a triplex. All three units are currently rented, offering an investor the advantage of an established rental property with tenants already in place. The property's versatility adds to its long-term appeal. In addition to its current use as a triplex, the building has the character and configuration of its original residential design and could potentially be returned to a single-family residence. Flexible zoning also provides potential commercial-use possibilities, giving a future owner options rarely found in a conventional multifamily investment. The location is exceptional. Just one street off Stevensville's Main Street, tenants enjoy quick access to groceries, restaurants, entertainment, shopping, and community services. This walkable in-town setting offers convenience while retaining the charm and character of an established historic neighborhood. Stevensville is surrounded by everything that makes Montana's Bitterroot Valley such a desirable place to live. The Bitterroot River, Bitterroot Mountains, and Bitterroot-Selway wilderness country provide outstanding opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, floating, wildlife viewing, and year-round outdoor recreation. Founded in 1841, Stevensville is recognized as the oldest permanent non-Indigenous settlement in what became the State of Montana, and its history remains an important part of the community's identity today. Fully rented. Three established apartments. Renovated historic property. One block from Main Street. Flexible future possibilities. Whether viewed as an income-producing investment, a future owner-occupied property, or a historic building with multiple potential uses, 210 Church Street offers a combination of location, rental income, history, and versatility that is difficult to duplicate in the Bitterroot Valley.

210 Church Street, Stevensville

$517,000

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.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 30076456 MLS ⋅ Esmay Apartments BLDG.

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.

210 Church Street, Stevensville

$925,000

Rarely does a property come to market that so perfectly captures the timeless charm and authentic character of a true Montana farmhouse while also offering the functionality and productivity of irrigated farm ground. Set on 17.35 irrigated acres beneath the breathtaking Bitterroot Mountain Range, this extraordinary Stevensville property delivers a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find — rich in history, craftsmanship, beauty, and self-sustaining opportunity. From the moment you arrive, the property showcases the kind of warmth and character that simply cannot be recreated. Mature trees and landscaping surround the home, along with producing apple and apricot trees, creating a peaceful and established setting that feels both private and inviting. Deer and elk are frequently seen crossing through the property, adding to the true Montana experience and natural beauty that surrounds this exceptional setting. The acreage is fully equipped with an irrigation system and highly productive hay ground producing approximately 6 tons of hay per acre, making this property ideal for farming, livestock, horses, or those simply seeking the Montana country lifestyle. The exterior amenities are unmatched with corrals, a barn complete with tack room, hay barn with covered lean-tos, multiple tool and storage sheds, garden shed, smoke house, covered patio, outdoor porch, hot tub pad, and a detached garage featuring a full meat processing room, walk-in cooler, and carcass rolling hooks — an incredibly rare and valuable feature for hunters, ranchers, or homesteaders. Inside, the farmhouse radiates historic charm and timeless craftsmanship at every turn. The large dining room is wrapped in windows that flood the space with natural light while perfectly framing the surrounding mountain views. An expansive living area creates the perfect gathering space for entertaining or relaxing, while the kitchen features beautiful custom wood cabinetry that complements the home’s authentic farmhouse feel. One of the home’s most remarkable features is the stunning study/sunroom finished with reclaimed oak salvaged from a historic Missoula mansion, complete with custom wainscoting and built-in bookshelves that create a space rich with story and craftsmanship rarely found in today’s homes. The main floor bedroom features a beautiful windowed sitting area overlooking the Bitterroot Mountain Range, creating a peaceful retreat filled with natural beauty. Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms offer abundant storage and showcase the unmatched charm and character that only a true farmhouse can provide. Downstairs, the basement offers additional living space, a full laundry room, bathroom, bonus room, and a substantial wood-burning fireplace system designed to help heat the home, including a custom floor grate built directly into the main floor living area for cozy winter gatherings. The home also features a dedicated canning and fruit storage room, perfectly suited for preserving the harvest from the property’s mature fruit trees and gardens. This is more than just a home — it is a rare legacy property offering productive irrigated acreage, unmatched functionality, and authentic farmhouse character that is becoming nearly impossible to find.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 30074753 MLS

Rarely does a property come to market that so perfectly captures the timeless charm and authentic character of a true Montana farmhouse while also offering the functionality and productivity of irrigated farm ground. Set on 17.35 irrigated acres beneath the breathtaking Bitterroot Mountain Range, this extraordinary Stevensville property delivers a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find — rich in history, craftsmanship, beauty, and self-sustaining opportunity. From the moment you arrive, the property showcases the kind of warmth and character that simply cannot be recreated. Mature trees and landscaping surround the home, along with producing apple and apricot trees, creating a peaceful and established setting that feels both private and inviting. Deer and elk are frequently seen crossing through the property, adding to the true Montana experience and natural beauty that surrounds this exceptional setting. The acreage is fully equipped with an irrigation system and highly productive hay ground producing approximately 6 tons of hay per acre, making this property ideal for farming, livestock, horses, or those simply seeking the Montana country lifestyle. The exterior amenities are unmatched with corrals, a barn complete with tack room, hay barn with covered lean-tos, multiple tool and storage sheds, garden shed, smoke house, covered patio, outdoor porch, hot tub pad, and a detached garage featuring a full meat processing room, walk-in cooler, and carcass rolling hooks — an incredibly rare and valuable feature for hunters, ranchers, or homesteaders. Inside, the farmhouse radiates historic charm and timeless craftsmanship at every turn. The large dining room is wrapped in windows that flood the space with natural light while perfectly framing the surrounding mountain views. An expansive living area creates the perfect gathering space for entertaining or relaxing, while the kitchen features beautiful custom wood cabinetry that complements the home’s authentic farmhouse feel. One of the home’s most remarkable features is the stunning study/sunroom finished with reclaimed oak salvaged from a historic Missoula mansion, complete with custom wainscoting and built-in bookshelves that create a space rich with story and craftsmanship rarely found in today’s homes. The main floor bedroom features a beautiful windowed sitting area overlooking the Bitterroot Mountain Range, creating a peaceful retreat filled with natural beauty. Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms offer abundant storage and showcase the unmatched charm and character that only a true farmhouse can provide. Downstairs, the basement offers additional living space, a full laundry room, bathroom, bonus room, and a substantial wood-burning fireplace system designed to help heat the home, including a custom floor grate built directly into the main floor living area for cozy winter gatherings. The home also features a dedicated canning and fruit storage room, perfectly suited for preserving the harvest from the property’s mature fruit trees and gardens. This is more than just a home — it is a rare legacy property offering productive irrigated acreage, unmatched functionality, and authentic farmhouse character that is becoming nearly impossible to find.

3552 Eastside Hwy, Stevensville

$399,999

Nestled in the heart of Stevensville, you don't want to miss this adorable home on a spacious corner lot! Single-level living, with 3 bedrooms and one bathroom. With a newly renovated kitchen, new flooring, work done in the bathroom, and several new windows, you can move in and begin enjoying these amenities right away! The yard has been thoughtfully landscaped with beautiful perennials, and the cozy covered back porch makes for an equally charming outdoor space. Stay cool in the summer, and warm in the winter, with addition of a energy savvy mini-split in the main living area. The detached 2 car garage gives you a covered place to park. You can take advantage of this property's convenient location, and enjoy local shops, coffee houses, and culturally rich town events. It truly is a must-see!

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 30073729 MLS

Nestled in the heart of Stevensville, you don't want to miss this adorable home on a spacious corner lot! Single-level living, with 3 bedrooms and one bathroom. With a newly renovated kitchen, new flooring, work done in the bathroom, and several new windows, you can move in and begin enjoying these amenities right away! The yard has been thoughtfully landscaped with beautiful perennials, and the cozy covered back porch makes for an equally charming outdoor space. Stay cool in the summer, and warm in the winter, with addition of a energy savvy mini-split in the main living area. The detached 2 car garage gives you a covered place to park. You can take advantage of this property's convenient location, and enjoy local shops, coffee houses, and culturally rich town events. It truly is a must-see!

419 College Street, Stevensville

$1,700,000

Welcome to this North Burnt Fork property! The magnificent 16+ acre rural property features 2 homes that boast over 3,200 square feet of living space, Deeded BRID irrigation water rights, combined with one massive historic red barn. This provides an incredible investment opportunity or for multi-generational living or potential commercial venue. This hidden gem is nestled in the sought- after Burnt Fork drainage east of Stevensville and is surrounded by agricultural lands. The primary home is a fully restored, era-specific 1910 farmhouse. This home features 1,488 square feet of living space and was fully restored, down to the studs, in 2016. The restoration consisted of exposing the high ceilings, installing new electrical, plumbing, windows, heating system, roofing, actual wool insulation, and painting the entire interior and exterior. This home is a must-see as it is a step back in time yet has all the comforts and functions of a new home. One of which is accessibility; for example, there are no steps when entering two of the exterior doors, and the interior main floor has 36” doorways. The guest house is a 1,786 square foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home that had undergone an extensive remodel in 2010 and 2017, which included new roofing, paint, and flooring. A larger Vermont Casting propane stove replaced a smaller one for better heating, and the shower in one bathroom was replaced; both were done in 2024. Outside, you will find the picturesque big red barn, most likely built around the late twenties or early thirties. This iconic structure can be seen for miles. With two stories and standing over 25 feet tall, the history in this structure will leave you in awe when you are walking through the second story. The original apple orchard sits east of the farmhouse. Irrigation water is pumped directly from the canal above the property to irrigate that area. The opportunity to own 2 homes situated in one of the Bitterroot Valley's most scenic areas of open agricultural space does not often become available. This parcel offers so many opportunities, such as a wedding venue, space to build guest cabins or short-term rentals, equestrian facilities, or you name it!

30072690 MLS

Welcome to this North Burnt Fork property! The magnificent 16+ acre rural property features 2 homes that boast over 3,200 square feet of living space, Deeded BRID irrigation water rights, combined with one massive historic red barn. This provides an incredible investment opportunity or for multi-generational living or potential commercial venue. This hidden gem is nestled in the sought- after Burnt Fork drainage east of Stevensville and is surrounded by agricultural lands. The primary home is a fully restored, era-specific 1910 farmhouse. This home features 1,488 square feet of living space and was fully restored, down to the studs, in 2016. The restoration consisted of exposing the high ceilings, installing new electrical, plumbing, windows, heating system, roofing, actual wool insulation, and painting the entire interior and exterior. This home is a must-see as it is a step back in time yet has all the comforts and functions of a new home. One of which is accessibility; for example, there are no steps when entering two of the exterior doors, and the interior main floor has 36” doorways. The guest house is a 1,786 square foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home that had undergone an extensive remodel in 2010 and 2017, which included new roofing, paint, and flooring. A larger Vermont Casting propane stove replaced a smaller one for better heating, and the shower in one bathroom was replaced; both were done in 2024. Outside, you will find the picturesque big red barn, most likely built around the late twenties or early thirties. This iconic structure can be seen for miles. With two stories and standing over 25 feet tall, the history in this structure will leave you in awe when you are walking through the second story. The original apple orchard sits east of the farmhouse. Irrigation water is pumped directly from the canal above the property to irrigate that area. The opportunity to own 2 homes situated in one of the Bitterroot Valley's most scenic areas of open agricultural space does not often become available. This parcel offers so many opportunities, such as a wedding venue, space to build guest cabins or short-term rentals, equestrian facilities, or you name it!

1003 N Burnt Fork Road, Stevensville

$1,700,000

Welcome to this North Burnt Fork property! The magnificent 16+ acre rural property features 2 homes that boast over 3,200 square feet of living space, Deeded BRID irrigation water rights, combined with one massive historic red barn. This hidden gem is nestled in the sought- after Burnt Fork drainage east of Stevensville and is surrounded by agricultural lands. The primary home is a fully restored, era-specific 1910 farmhouse. This home features 1,488 square feet of living space and was fully restored, down to the studs, in 2016. The restoration consisted of exposing the high ceilings, installing new electrical, plumbing, windows, heating system, roofing, actual wool insulation, and painting the entire interior and exterior. This home is a must-see as it is a step back in time yet has all the comforts and functions of a new home. One of which is accessibility; for example, there are no steps when entering two of the exterior doors, and the interior main floor has 36” doorways. The guest house is a 1,786 square foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home that had undergone an extensive remodel in 2010 and 2017, which included new roofing, paint, and flooring. A larger Vermont Casting propane stove replaced a smaller one for better heating, and the shower in one bathroom was replaced; both were done in 2024. Outside, you will find the picturesque big red barn, most likely built around the late twenties or early thirties. This iconic structure can be seen for miles. With two stories and standing over 25 feet tall, the history in this structure will leave you in awe when you are walking through the second story. The original apple orchard sits east of the farmhouse. Irrigation water is pumped directly from the canal above the property to irrigate that area. The opportunity to own 2 homes situated in one of the Bitterroot Valley's most scenic areas of open agricultural space does not often become available.

5 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 30072422 MLS

Welcome to this North Burnt Fork property! The magnificent 16+ acre rural property features 2 homes that boast over 3,200 square feet of living space, Deeded BRID irrigation water rights, combined with one massive historic red barn. This hidden gem is nestled in the sought- after Burnt Fork drainage east of Stevensville and is surrounded by agricultural lands. The primary home is a fully restored, era-specific 1910 farmhouse. This home features 1,488 square feet of living space and was fully restored, down to the studs, in 2016. The restoration consisted of exposing the high ceilings, installing new electrical, plumbing, windows, heating system, roofing, actual wool insulation, and painting the entire interior and exterior. This home is a must-see as it is a step back in time yet has all the comforts and functions of a new home. One of which is accessibility; for example, there are no steps when entering two of the exterior doors, and the interior main floor has 36” doorways. The guest house is a 1,786 square foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home that had undergone an extensive remodel in 2010 and 2017, which included new roofing, paint, and flooring. A larger Vermont Casting propane stove replaced a smaller one for better heating, and the shower in one bathroom was replaced; both were done in 2024. Outside, you will find the picturesque big red barn, most likely built around the late twenties or early thirties. This iconic structure can be seen for miles. With two stories and standing over 25 feet tall, the history in this structure will leave you in awe when you are walking through the second story. The original apple orchard sits east of the farmhouse. Irrigation water is pumped directly from the canal above the property to irrigate that area. The opportunity to own 2 homes situated in one of the Bitterroot Valley's most scenic areas of open agricultural space does not often become available.

1003 N Burnt Fork Road, Stevensville

$635,000

213 Main St offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully maintained piece of history in the heart of downtown Stevensville. Originally constructed in 1909, this mixed-use building blends historic charm with strong investment potential. The light-filled main level is currently utilized as office space, featuring tall ceilings, expansive storefront windows, and approximately 20 feet of prime Main Street frontage—ideal for a thriving business in one of the Bitterroot Valley’s most beloved downtowns. Upstairs, two well-kept apartments share a staircase with the neighboring building. One is a freshly remodeled 1 bed/1 bath offering 882 sq ft, while the second is a cute and cozy 588 sq ft 1 bed/1 bath with wonderful views overlooking downtown Stevensville. All spaces are currently rented. With its excellent location, timeless character, and solid rental history, 213 Main St is a standout opportunity ready for its next chapter.

30070572 MLS

213 Main St offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully maintained piece of history in the heart of downtown Stevensville. Originally constructed in 1909, this mixed-use building blends historic charm with strong investment potential. The light-filled main level is currently utilized as office space, featuring tall ceilings, expansive storefront windows, and approximately 20 feet of prime Main Street frontage—ideal for a thriving business in one of the Bitterroot Valley’s most beloved downtowns. Upstairs, two well-kept apartments share a staircase with the neighboring building. One is a freshly remodeled 1 bed/1 bath offering 882 sq ft, while the second is a cute and cozy 588 sq ft 1 bed/1 bath with wonderful views overlooking downtown Stevensville. All spaces are currently rented. With its excellent location, timeless character, and solid rental history, 213 Main St is a standout opportunity ready for its next chapter.

213 Main Street, Stevensville

$559,900

Welcome to 627 Folly Ln., a rare opportunity to own a cherished home on the sought-after east side of the valley, offering truly breathtaking mountain views. This well-loved property has been in the same family for generations and is now ready for its next chapter. Featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this home offers comfortable living with a functional layout and a spacious two-car garage. The fully fenced yard provides privacy and room to enjoy, while the wrap-around driveway adds convenience and ease of access. Take in the stunning surroundings from the covered deck—perfect for relaxing or entertaining while soaking up those incredible views. With its combination of location, history, and potential, this is a must-see property you won’t want to miss.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 30069420 MLS

Welcome to 627 Folly Ln., a rare opportunity to own a cherished home on the sought-after east side of the valley, offering truly breathtaking mountain views. This well-loved property has been in the same family for generations and is now ready for its next chapter. Featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this home offers comfortable living with a functional layout and a spacious two-car garage. The fully fenced yard provides privacy and room to enjoy, while the wrap-around driveway adds convenience and ease of access. Take in the stunning surroundings from the covered deck—perfect for relaxing or entertaining while soaking up those incredible views. With its combination of location, history, and potential, this is a must-see property you won’t want to miss.

627 Folly Lane, Stevensville

$1,599,000

Where wide-open skies meet working land and freedom has no limits—this 38+-acre Montana ranch is the lifestyle you’ve been waiting for. This exceptional property is fully equipped for those seeking a true working ranch and an authentic Western way of life. The acreage is in quality hay production and thoughtfully laid out for livestock and horses, with established irrigation from BRID plus a developed spring providing reliable stock water. The comfortable 3 bed, 2 bath home is designed to embrace its surroundings, featuring south-facing passive solar exposure, a cozy wood stove, and expansive windows that capture breathtaking mountain views in every direction. Warm, inviting, and efficient, it’s the perfect base for both daily ranch operations and quiet Montana living. Surrounded by the Bitterroot Mountains to the West and the Sapphire Mountains to the East and lots of open space in every direction - this is MT at its best. Infrastructure is already in place to support a variety of agricultural pursuits, including a horse barn, hay barn, milking parlor, pond and detached garage and shop space—making this a turnkey setup for equestrian use, hobby farming, or small-scale production. Outdoors, the property continues to impress with a mature fruit orchard offering apples, plums, cherries, and more, along with established garden beds ready for your seasonal harvests. With no covenants, you’ll enjoy the freedom to expand, build, and use the land to fit your vision. A rare opportunity to own a versatile, well-equipped ranch where productivity meets beauty—ready for you to step in and live the Montana lifestyle from day one.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 30068946 MLS

Where wide-open skies meet working land and freedom has no limits—this 38+-acre Montana ranch is the lifestyle you’ve been waiting for. This exceptional property is fully equipped for those seeking a true working ranch and an authentic Western way of life. The acreage is in quality hay production and thoughtfully laid out for livestock and horses, with established irrigation from BRID plus a developed spring providing reliable stock water. The comfortable 3 bed, 2 bath home is designed to embrace its surroundings, featuring south-facing passive solar exposure, a cozy wood stove, and expansive windows that capture breathtaking mountain views in every direction. Warm, inviting, and efficient, it’s the perfect base for both daily ranch operations and quiet Montana living. Surrounded by the Bitterroot Mountains to the West and the Sapphire Mountains to the East and lots of open space in every direction - this is MT at its best. Infrastructure is already in place to support a variety of agricultural pursuits, including a horse barn, hay barn, milking parlor, pond and detached garage and shop space—making this a turnkey setup for equestrian use, hobby farming, or small-scale production. Outdoors, the property continues to impress with a mature fruit orchard offering apples, plums, cherries, and more, along with established garden beds ready for your seasonal harvests. With no covenants, you’ll enjoy the freedom to expand, build, and use the land to fit your vision. A rare opportunity to own a versatile, well-equipped ranch where productivity meets beauty—ready for you to step in and live the Montana lifestyle from day one.

3906 Illinois Bench Road, Stevensville

$749,000

Wake up to towering pines, mountain air, and the quiet of your own 7+ acre Montana retreat. Hidden in the foothills of the Bitterroot Mountains, this special property offers two homes, creating a rare opportunity for multi-generational living, guest space, or rental income. The land is set up for country living with irrigated pasture, corrals, space to raise animals for family or kids 4H projects, perfect for horses, hobby farming, or simply enjoying the rural lifestyle. A beautiful year-round pond adds to the peaceful setting, attracting wildlife and creating a serene centerpiece on the property. With a detached garage and abundant storage for tools, equipment, and recreational gear, this property blends privacy, functionality, and the freedom to live the Montana lifestyle—just the way it was meant to be. All this privacy and yet so close to town for shopping, dining or nearby recreation, fly fishing, hiking, hinting and more - this is the Montana life!

5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 30066491 MLS

Wake up to towering pines, mountain air, and the quiet of your own 7+ acre Montana retreat. Hidden in the foothills of the Bitterroot Mountains, this special property offers two homes, creating a rare opportunity for multi-generational living, guest space, or rental income. The land is set up for country living with irrigated pasture, corrals, space to raise animals for family or kids 4H projects, perfect for horses, hobby farming, or simply enjoying the rural lifestyle. A beautiful year-round pond adds to the peaceful setting, attracting wildlife and creating a serene centerpiece on the property. With a detached garage and abundant storage for tools, equipment, and recreational gear, this property blends privacy, functionality, and the freedom to live the Montana lifestyle—just the way it was meant to be. All this privacy and yet so close to town for shopping, dining or nearby recreation, fly fishing, hiking, hinting and more - this is the Montana life!

314 and 308 Kootenai Creek Road, Stevensville

$475,000

Prime Main Street location in Stevensville. Situated at the north end of Main Street, this property offers high visibility and strong potential for a wide range of retail uses. Recent updates include: new flooring, updated bathrooms, electrical and plumbing improvements, an on-demand hot water system, fresh interior and exterior paint, a membrane roof installed about five years ago, a 5-ton HVAC system added in 2022, and a security system added within the last two years. Parking includes storefront spaces on Main Street plus additional paved off-street parking behind the building. Suitable for an owner-occupant or investor. The lease on the north side of the building (approx. 600 sq ft) was leased until March 2026. The owner currently occupies the south and rear portions and can vacate or lease back. Formerly a market for decades, the space includes refrigeration equipment, which can be removed if desired. Located in Montana’s oldest community, the property offers strong visibility, consistent foot and vehicle traffic, and proximity to established local businesses—an ideal setting for retail, dining, or entertainment ventures.

30061940 MLS

Prime Main Street location in Stevensville. Situated at the north end of Main Street, this property offers high visibility and strong potential for a wide range of retail uses. Recent updates include: new flooring, updated bathrooms, electrical and plumbing improvements, an on-demand hot water system, fresh interior and exterior paint, a membrane roof installed about five years ago, a 5-ton HVAC system added in 2022, and a security system added within the last two years. Parking includes storefront spaces on Main Street plus additional paved off-street parking behind the building. Suitable for an owner-occupant or investor. The lease on the north side of the building (approx. 600 sq ft) was leased until March 2026. The owner currently occupies the south and rear portions and can vacate or lease back. Formerly a market for decades, the space includes refrigeration equipment, which can be removed if desired. Located in Montana’s oldest community, the property offers strong visibility, consistent foot and vehicle traffic, and proximity to established local businesses—an ideal setting for retail, dining, or entertainment ventures.

108 Main Street, Stevensville

$599,000

Own a piece of history! Situated on a commercial corner lot, this beautiful Queen Anne/Colonial Revival style architecture gives downtown Stevensville Main Street character. The main floor consists of 3 large rooms separated by glass panel doors and transoms, partial kitchen area, 1/2 bath, previous laundry room area and mudroom. Upper level area has 3 bedrooms and 1 full bath which can be accessed by a formal staircase with fir newel posts and banister. Exterior deck, wrap around covered porch and detached heated 3-car garage with automatic door opener. Updates completed since 2017 include: Main level flooring replaced; roof replacement; added air conditioning; re-painted exterior; and landscaping improvements. Town Water and Sewer services property. NorthWestern Energy provides natural gas and electric services. [Exclusions: Chandelier; Network Equipment; Camera System; and current retired business/inventory.] Current business has officially been retired. Sellers are working on packing up the remaining business items. Please excuse the packing during showings. Thank you for your courtesy and cooperation. Love history? Per the Historical Marker Database: “The DeNayer House is a fine example of transitional Queen Anne/Colonial Revival style architecture. The combination hipped and gabled roof and irregular floorplan are characteristic of the Queen Anne style while corner pilasters and clapboard siding clearly reveal transitional Colonial Revival style elements. In February of 1899, Dr. J. B. “Doc” DeNayer returned to Stevensville with his family to reopen his water-powered sawmill on the west side of the Bitterroot River. DeNayer’s wife, Julia, purchased these lots in 1899 and hired G. L. Martin, a local contractor, to build this residence. Construction began the following spring and the DeNayers moved into their fine new home in August, 1900. Two years later the DeNayers built a second residence just north of their home. In 1907, Mrs. DeNayer exchanged these properties for a business building owned by H. F. Hooper and planned to open a restaurant. The property changed hands several times until 1918, when Dr. William P. Reynolds bought the home. Reynolds and his wife, Winifred, were both medical doctors whose commendatory reputations were based, not only upon medical skills, but also upon their benevolent care, “…serving anyone, any time, and they were never overly concerned about a patient’s ability to pay.” The home remained in the Reynolds family until 1950. Over the years the residence suffered insensitive alterations, including removal of the original porch, removal of the bay window area on the first floor, and replacement of the wood shake roof with heavy asphalt shingles. Major restoration conducted during the early 1990s returned this marvelous home to its former place of honor on Main Street.”

30043873 MLS ⋅ DeNayer House BLDG.

Own a piece of history! Situated on a commercial corner lot, this beautiful Queen Anne/Colonial Revival style architecture gives downtown Stevensville Main Street character. The main floor consists of 3 large rooms separated by glass panel doors and transoms, partial kitchen area, 1/2 bath, previous laundry room area and mudroom. Upper level area has 3 bedrooms and 1 full bath which can be accessed by a formal staircase with fir newel posts and banister. Exterior deck, wrap around covered porch and detached heated 3-car garage with automatic door opener. Updates completed since 2017 include: Main level flooring replaced; roof replacement; added air conditioning; re-painted exterior; and landscaping improvements. Town Water and Sewer services property. NorthWestern Energy provides natural gas and electric services. [Exclusions: Chandelier; Network Equipment; Camera System; and current retired business/inventory.] Current business has officially been retired. Sellers are working on packing up the remaining business items. Please excuse the packing during showings. Thank you for your courtesy and cooperation. Love history? Per the Historical Marker Database: “The DeNayer House is a fine example of transitional Queen Anne/Colonial Revival style architecture. The combination hipped and gabled roof and irregular floorplan are characteristic of the Queen Anne style while corner pilasters and clapboard siding clearly reveal transitional Colonial Revival style elements. In February of 1899, Dr. J. B. “Doc” DeNayer returned to Stevensville with his family to reopen his water-powered sawmill on the west side of the Bitterroot River. DeNayer’s wife, Julia, purchased these lots in 1899 and hired G. L. Martin, a local contractor, to build this residence. Construction began the following spring and the DeNayers moved into their fine new home in August, 1900. Two years later the DeNayers built a second residence just north of their home. In 1907, Mrs. DeNayer exchanged these properties for a business building owned by H. F. Hooper and planned to open a restaurant. The property changed hands several times until 1918, when Dr. William P. Reynolds bought the home. Reynolds and his wife, Winifred, were both medical doctors whose commendatory reputations were based, not only upon medical skills, but also upon their benevolent care, “…serving anyone, any time, and they were never overly concerned about a patient’s ability to pay.” The home remained in the Reynolds family until 1950. Over the years the residence suffered insensitive alterations, including removal of the original porch, removal of the bay window area on the first floor, and replacement of the wood shake roof with heavy asphalt shingles. Major restoration conducted during the early 1990s returned this marvelous home to its former place of honor on Main Street.”

327 Main Street, Stevensville